Slovenia

Let’s start panoramic view of the old town from the glorious Ljubljana castle, which you can reach by funicular. Vivid, red-roofed houses, lovely baroque and Hapsburg architecture are spread in all walking distance.

Along the Ljubljanica river, lively cafes, restaurants and shops are lined up covered by refreshing green trees. Bring your own water bottle for refilling drinkable water in the heavenly green capital.

The history of Pletna boat goes back to 12th century. It all started when the boats were taking pilgrims to the symbolic Church of the Assumption, located on the small island in the middle of the lake.

Nowadays the traditional pletna boat offers a calming ride to the church with a picturesque view of Bled castle and the breathtaking Julian Alps. After the ride, enjoy scrumptious Bled cream cake.

The coastline might be a bit short (only 8,5km) but you certainly get the nostalgic feeling of the coastal old town by walking narrow cobblestone streets. One of the loveliest towns,

picturesque Piran, sits prettily at the tip of a narrow peninsula. Its well-preserved Old Town is a gem of the Venetian Gothic architecture.

Novo mesto, new town in Slovenian, has plentiful of sustainable and homey experiences. Honey breakfast at local beekeepers, unlaxing Rudolph raft on idyllic Krka river with a scenic view of the town.

Not to miss, the award-winning secluded vineyard cottages are new way to enjoy your holiday.