Slovenia: da vedere
Ljubljana, Piran e Koper hanno un’architettura notevole; i castelli a Bled e Ljubljana sono impressionanti. Le Grotte Skocjan e di Postojna sono fra una delle meraviglie mondiali sotterranee. La Valle della Soca is indescribably beautiful in the spring, while the frescoes by the Church near Lake Bohinj are worth a trip.
Slovenia: suggested itineraries
depends on the length of stay: Two days
Visit Ljubljana
A week
Visit Ljubljana, Bled, Bohinj, Piran and Skocjan Caves
Two weeks visiting all possible
Slovenia: Designing
go when the snow can last almost until June in the mountains, but May and June are the best months to be in the plains and valleys where everything is fresh and in bloom. (April, however, can be a bit 'wet.) In July and August Hotel prices are rising, there are many tourists, especially on the coast but all the youth hostels are open. September is a month for visiting, the days are long and the weather is still warm, is the best time to go on a trip and a stop. October and November can be quite rainy, and winter (December to March) is definitely for skiers.
Map Slovenia
The Geodetic Institute of Slovenia (Zavod Geodetski Slovenije, GZS), the country's main cartographic agency, produces national maps (1:300000) regional maps (1:50000) and topography of the whole country (64 sheets at a scale of 1:50000) as well as urban planning. The Alpine Association of Slovenia (Slovenije Planinska Zveza; PZS) has 30 different maps for hiking, with large scales up to 1:25000.
Tourism in Slovenia offers a wide range of hotels and spas, relaxation and activities, skiing and water, camping and apartments.
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