- Relax center Sun garden 10 16.4.2025, 10:45
- Restaurant Baša 10 8.11.2024, 16:31
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Cerklje na Gorenjskem
Alpinka log cabin Krvavec
Cerklje na Gorenjskem
Holiday house Vista Krvavec
Cerklje na Gorenjskem
Tourist farm pr Ambružarju - Krvavec
Cerklje na Gorenjskem
Cerklje
The Cerklje na Gorenjskem municipality covers the northeastern 
part of the Ljubljana basin, where the Kamniško-Savinjske Alps begin.
There were once twelve medieval castles in the area, but only Castle Strmol with its park has survived to this day. In 1238, the patriarchs of Aquileia founded the first Dominican nunnery in Velesovo, though only the eastern part of the once impressive structure has survived to this day.
When Krvavec is mentioned, most Slovenians think of exciting skiing and winter adventures… but Krvavec also has a warm, hiking side which can be seen during the spring, summer and autumn.
Affordable accommodations for your vacation Apartment Olimia - Lipa in Podčetrtek and the Forest cottage Pokljuka in the very heart of the Triglav National Park.
We all know cowboys from various American movies. They are in other words animal herders who tend cattle. We also have cowboys in Slovenia but...
DISCOVER TRIGLAV NATIONAL PARKYou will experience the Triglav National Park differently. Mainly you will enjoy, get to know some new people like you and have fun when going on crazy adventures.
Hotel Malovec in DivačaThe hotel Malovec offers single rooms, double comfortable bed rooms and family room.Restaurant of the hotel, that follows the contemporary culinary trends on the basis of karstic-Mediterranean cuisine. Because of its location is Hotel Malovec very interesting for transit guests.
A special sort of house- at the juncture of Kras and the Vipava valley
- near Štanjel
- idyllic village of Kodreti
Mountain Carps 2 nightsOn August 26th, 1778, Triglav was conquered for the first time – 8 years before Mont Blanc, 22 years before Grossglockner was established. And how does this relate to our tour?
