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The most beautiful places in Slovenia
Inserted: 04.04.2020
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The most beautiful places of Slovenia can be found mostly in the north of the country, where the amazing Julian Alps are located. You will find such beautiful mountain scenery, waterfalls, as well as famous caves. Let's take a look at the most beautiful places in Slovenia

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Triglav National Park

The most beautiful region of Slovenia

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The Julian Alps of the Slovenian side offer a great number of beautiful places. There are many beautiful lakes such as Bled or Bohnij. Famous is Vintgar Gorge. Thera are lots of hiking trails. They also have historical significance. During World War I in the Battle of Soča – The Bloody River, here 2 million soldiers died. continue reading

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Lake Bled

The most beautiful lake of Slovenia

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| Altitude: 476 m / 1 562 ft

Lake Bled, located in the north of Slovenia, is most famous and beautiful lake in this country. Thanks to the thermal springs, it belongs to the warmest lakes of Europe. The lake is well-known due to the island with the church, which adds to its attractions. continue reading

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Boka Waterfall

The highest permanent waterfall in Slovenia

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| Altitude: 685 m / 2 247 ft

Boka is the highest permanent waterfall in Slovenia. It offers the greatest spectacle in the spring months. It is 106 meters high and 30 meters wide. From the parking lot you can see already after 1 km walk. Let's get closer, but the terrain is not very pleasant. continue reading

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Vogel

Ski resort with a breathtaking view

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| Altitude: 1 874 m / 6 148 ft

Vogel is a popular place over Lake Bohinj. It offers a beautiful view of the lake and its surroundings. At the same time you can see the highest mountain Triglav. In summer it is used by tourists and in winter by skiers, there is a ski center. Free parking is available under Vogel. However, the cable car is subject to a fee. The top of the mountain offers several Koč – chalets, where they cook classic Slovenian dishes. continue reading

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Vintgar gorge

The most visited gorge in Slovenia

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| Altitude: 588 m / 1 929 ft

Slovenia's best-known and most visited gorge was discovered by the local mayor and cartographer Jakob Žumer and photographer Benedict Lergetpore in 1891. The first tourists could see it for two years after that in 1893. It is 1600 meters long and the canyon reaches depths up to 250 meters, but my personal estimate is some 150 meters. There is an entrance fee of 5 Euro and there are a lot of tourists. continue reading

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Lake Bohinj

The largest lake in Slovenia

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| Altitude: 527 m / 1 729 ft

Bohinj Lake is the largest lake in Slovenia. It is 4.35 km long and 1.25 km wide and the coast is 10.9 km long. It reaches a maximum depth of 45 m. It belongs in Triglav Park to the most sought-after places. Nearby is the beautiful viewpoint of Vogel, from where you can see the highest mountain of Slovenia – Triglav and also offers many other popular tourist destinations, such as the most visited waterfall Savica and the Jezerní cesta from which you can hike to Triglav continue reading

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Peričnik Waterfall

Breathtaking waterfall

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| Altitude: 819 m / 2 687 ft

A waterfall that is unique in that you can go through it. That he could walk him behind the wall, which doesn't always work. Its location in the Julian Alps is from all the busy trails next door. So here is not so much visitors continue reading

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Lago del Predil Lake

The largest lake in the Italian Julian Alps

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| Altitude: 959 m / 3 146 ft

The beautiful Lake Lago del Predil (959m above sea level) is located in the Valle del Rio Valley. It is the largest lake in the Italian Julian Alps. Directly from the lake, the road leads to the border crossing pass with Slovenia – Predel (1,155 m) continue reading

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Mangart pass with fortress Trdnjava Predel

Border Fortress of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy

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| Altitude: 2 065 m / 6 775 ft

The first mention of the fortress comes from 1808. It consisted of upper and lower parts. From 1880 it became abandoned. The road continues to rise from Mangart Pass. It is the highest road in Slovenia. Former military road built in the late 1930s by Italians, which was modified in the 1980s to open to tourists. It is a popular biker paradise. The road of man will take you up to 2065 meters above sea level, which is the so-called Mangart Pass continue reading

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Martian slap

Beautiful waterfall

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| Altitude: 862 m / 2 828 ft

Waterfalls Martuljški slap I and Martuljški slap II. is located in a gorge near the town of Gozd Martuljek. It is a beautiful 8 km walk that will incredibly surprise. First I entered the canyon, ie the gorge, and during the ascent the beautiful waterfall Martuljški slap appeared and then there is only a difficult climb to the second waterfall Martuljški slap, but it is no longer like that. continue reading

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Savica Waterfall

The most visited waterfall

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| Altitude: 561 m / 1 841 ft

It is the most visited and probably the most famous waterfall in Slovenia. The lakeside path is the opportunity to get to the very break of this waterfall. The waterfall is 78 meters tall. A tourist cottage is also on site. The waterfall is well hidden and can be seen at the last minute. The road to it is very easy, but uphill. I'm a little sorry for overpopulation and paid entry. The waterfall is beautiful, but certainly from my perspective Slovenia offers more interesting waterfalls. continue reading

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Lake Jasna

Beautiful lake near the town of Krajanska Gora

Altitude: 829 m / 2 720 ft

Less than a kilometer and a half south of the town of Krajanska Gora, towards the Vršič mountain pass you will find two beautiful, artificially created lakes Jasna. The whole lake can be bypassed. The most famous local attraction is the statue of Zlatorog continue reading

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Mangartu Peak (2677 m)

Slovenia's fourth highest mountain

Altitude: 2 677 m / 8 783 ft

After another ferrata section, it climbs to the top, where tourists from both sides meet. When it's nice, there can be quite an overpressure, even though there weren't many of you on the ferrata. continue reading

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