Slovenia might be among the smaller countries in the world, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in its diversity. In fact, this green country (over 60% is forested) is the only European country where the Alps, the Mediterranean, the Karst and the Pannonian Plain meet. This results in immense diversity within short distances, which come in handy, as it will take you only two hours to drive from the capital to the most remote corners of the country. Here, you'll find a number of things to do, including active holidays and exploring nature, pampering at spa resorts, cultural spots and superb gastronomy and wines. What all these exciting experiences have in common is sustainability, which is reflected in care for the environment, tradition and taking care of the well-being of the locals and visitors alike.
How to come, where to sleep, eat and what to see in Ljubljana
Let us help you with your travel plans for this year's NLB Ljubljana Marathon and what to see and where to spend free time during your visit to Ljubljana. In the coming weeks, we will share with the information about accommodation options in cooperation with our partners.
Where are we?
Ljubljana is only 410 km from Munich, 440 from Bratislava and Budapest, 245 km from Venice, 500 km from Milan and Belgrade, 380 km from Vienna. All the highways are modern and smoothly accessible. Trully, the train connections are not very good, otherwise, Ljubljana has a modern airport with quite interesting, even low-cost connections (London, Zurich, Paris, Brussels, Warsaw, Istanbul, Frankfurt, Belgrade...). To find out more about the location, please visit www.slovenia.info.
To find out the story of Ljubljana dragoon, to visit the Dragoon bridge, Ljubljana castle, the world-famous architecture of Jože Plečnik, please visit www.visitljubljana.si.
