- Relax center Sun garden 10 16.4.2025, 10:45
- Restaurant Baša 10 8.11.2024, 16:31
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Rogla
Rogla
An extremely well-equipped recreation center. A natural health resort. All in one place. 1517 meters above level. This is the olympic and skiing center of Rogla. During the winter, it turns into a white paradise. 90 hectares covered with natural and artificial snow offer winter fun for the entire family, with 100 snow days guaranteed. Even top, professional skiers and snowboarders will find something for them; for more than ten years, Rogla has been the site of FIS competitions and the European cup.
Since 1997, Rogla is also an olympic center, as its location, mild climate and many sports facilities make it sutable for sportsmen's condition and tactical training. Here are just some of the things added recently: a new wellness center with a pool, whirlpools, a sauna center (Finnish, Turkish and infrared sauna) with massages and therapies. There is one more thing you will find in the vicinity: Terme Zreče, 17 kilometers away, complementing the facilities at Rogla with acratothermal water pools, saunas, solariums etc. A bus line runs regularly between Rogla and Terme Zreče.
Rogla tourism
Garni Hotel Zvon
We have seven luxurious family apartments and eight double rooms, all comfortably appointed. Near Terme Zreče ( 200m) and ski resort Rogla ( 15 km).
Relax in a warm and pleasant mountain atmosphere The holiday log cabins Alpinka 1 and Alpinka 2 at the ski resort Krvavec are located on the edge of the ski slopes at Kriška planina and on the edge of a lovely forest. They offer wonderful views over the Alps and the mighty Triglav.
Villa Andor (Ankaran/Ancarano)Villa Andor is located on a hill between Ankaran and Debeli Rtič and is known to be the jewel of the Slovenian coast.
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?
