In 2018 the record number of 190,000 annual visitors. It has been 200 years, since Škocjan Caves opened its doors to the visitors. Officially, tourism in Škocjan Caves began in 1819, when the so called enrollment book was opened. With a total of 6200 meters of cave trenches, the caves attracted numerous famous visitors, including the Crown …
Innovative about water on 13 and 14 June in Bled The Bled Water Festival brings the most current and innovative topics on water and presents Slovenian and global trends. Deepen your knowledge, share ideas and talk to the best players in this field at Bled Hotel Astoria on June 13 and 14. The Bled Water …
13TH INTERNATIONAL WILD FLOWER FESTIVAL: 24 MAY – 9 JUNE 2019 Wild Flower Festival, held in Bohinj between 24 May and 9 June, aims to answer some of the key questions in tourism and society. It is an excellent example of how natural heritage can be preserved and included into tourism with the collaboration of …
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Just 30 minutes away from both Ljubljana and Bled, the spectacular Brdo Estate has a rich history dating back over 500 years. Crowned by the Renaissance Brdo Castle, home to numerous noble families over the centuries, in more recent history, the 500-hectare estate served as one of the favourite residences of Yugoslav leader Josip Broz …
On April 14th 1818 Luka Čeč and his colleagues were preparing lights in the cave for a forthcoming visit from Austrian Emperor Franz I. Whilst in the Great Hall, Luka disappeared through some rocks and discovered one of today’s most famous caves in the world. The first words he uttered to his concerned colleagues were: …