The museum's exhibition introduces visitors to the history of shipping and related industries in Slovenia. The collection includes old maps, navigation equipment, models and photographs of ships, and even sailors' uniforms. Here you can learn about overseas trade, starting from prehistoric times, as well as about fishing - gear, special vessels, and methods of processing fish. The collection contains more than 14 thousand exhibits.

Just 4 km from the small town of Portorož are the largest saltworks in the entire Adriatic – places where sea salt has been mined for centuries. Here you will see entire cascades of vast pools with natural bottom coverings, where salt is harvested manually, the technology of which has remained unchanged since the 13th century.

The occupation forces made many attempts to locate the hospital built in the gorge by Slovenian partisans, but all of them were unsuccessful. During its operation, the secret hospital was constantly being improved, while the entrance to it was hidden in the forest, for safety reasons even the wounded were brought here blindfolded.

At one time the castle was reconstructed, since then it is divided into several parts - the square tower of Frederick, defensive and economic buildings. Today the building is perceived not only as a large fortress of the Middle Ages, but also an excellent platform for exploring the surrounding area. Theatrical performances and knightly tournaments are often held here.

The fortress was founded by the Freising bishops, and it belonged to them for more than two centuries, performing exclusively defensive functions. Each owner tried to leave something of their own in the architecture, the changes were not always useful. Among the most significant changes is the drawbridge, as well as the paintings of the chapel. In the 17th century, the building was slightly modified, it began to look like a noble estate. It burned down some time ago, and was abandoned for a long time.

This is one of the places to see in Slovenia because of its developed highland tourism and calm atmosphere. Given the poor accessibility of the valley, you will not encounter crowds of tourists here. When choosing this destination, keep in mind that accommodation options are limited. It is better to use special services to book a hotel room in Slovenia. By wisely organizing your trip, you will be able to enjoy the atmosphere of the valley.

It is one of the largest lakes in the country, with 318 hectares of land under its surface. In appearance, it somewhat resembles Norwegian fjords. Like most other bodies of water, it appeared in this area due to the melting of glaciers. It is “fed” by karst springs and small rivers. The peculiarity of this Slovenian landmark is that the lake is home to many different species of fish. If you like fishing, then you are guaranteed a great catch.

Triglavski narodni park is considered one of the oldest protected areas. At the beginning of the park area, you can see a small pond formed by former glaciers. The landscape of the described area is considered ideal, it is not spoiled even by structures built by man. The expanses of the national park are inhabited by arkharovtsy, to them a monument was erected on a large stone.

The limestone plateau consists of carbonate rocks that are easily soluble in water. For this reason, we observe karst phenomena. It is worth noting that the vegetation in the described area is quite sparse, grassy, ​​and grapes are grown on fertile soils.

A plant where world-famous Lipizzan horses are bred. It was founded back in 1580. It became a center of tourism and recreation only after the end of World War II. Paying attention to the recommendations, it is better to come here in early June, when events dedicated to the World Cup in horse dressage are organized.

The river itself deserves special attention, it has a turquoise color, it originates deep in the valley, surrounded by the Alps. At one time, the valley was used as an important trade route, large settlements were located on its expanses. Numerous archaeological finds are proof of this.

Along the gorge, a special wooden path for tourists is built. Walking along it, you can admire the emerald river, natural mosses, beautiful trees, powerful whirlpools, there is even a waterfall. From the reviews, you can learn that the air in the described area is very "delicious".

It is separated from the world ocean level by 500 m, and in the area there is a nature reserve of national importance. It is named after the highest point in the described area - Triglav. A trip here will not only be interesting, but also useful, because the lake is deservedly considered a balneological resort. Its total area is 1.45 km², it attracts attention to itself precisely because of its location. In the summer, a variety of sports activities are offered here.

You go to a labyrinth of karst caves. The description of this place says that it amazes with its vast halls, tunnels, corridors. Extreme sports fans will also enjoy overcoming various climbs and descents. The nearest settlement to this Slovenian landmark is the city of Postojna. The Pivka River was formed by a system of caves, it flowed under its arches for hundreds of thousands of years.

Its peculiarity is that it is located in a cave, and in the literal sense of the word. Its rocky cliff is a supporting element of the building, and it itself closes off a huge entrance to the cave. The castle became state property only after the end of World War II, since then it has been restored. The building is one of the best attractions, today it is used as a museum for excursions, as well as weddings.