Lake Jasna is a special place in the middle of the Julian Alps, where we can take a break from the city life and our everyday worries, and enjoy the crystal clear water. It lies within walking distance from Kranjska gora, best known for its ski slopes under the Preberi več
I, like many other people, love to travel. We enjoy seeing different landscapes, picturesque villages, various cities around the globe…Yet often fail to see what’s right in front of our noses, smack in the middle of “our backyard”. We often fail to see the beauty and diversity of our own Preberi več
If you try Googling “hostel Ljubljana” you will find what seems like a bottomless pit of hostels located all over the city. Here are the two most unique ones. Hostel Celica Definitely one of the most interesting hostels out there, Hostel Celica was awarded first place on Lonely Planet’s World’s Preberi več
Prešeren Square This square is Ljubljana’s major and most central spot. It is the meeting point of five streets, including the Triple Bridge. The circular design with the granite blocks was suggested by architect Edo Ravnikar. He also envisioned a fountain to be put right in the centre of the Preberi več
What do Vienna, Prague and Ljubljana have in common, you ask? Okay, maybe you haven’t actually asked this particular question but let’s answer it anyway: They all boast work made by Slovenian architect Jože Plečnik. His work is commonly placed into three time periods: His rise to architect fame began Preberi več
As of yet it is unclear where exactly the symbol of the dragon as protector of the city of Ljubljana originates. It has been attributed to the Slavic myth which states that defeating a dragon results in a more powerful river, which in turn ensures the fertility of the earth. Preberi več
The European Green Capital 2016 award was awarded to Ljubljana by the The European Commission. The Commission gives out this award annually as a way of promoting environmentalism and rewarding local authorities for rising up to the challenge of keeping their city green and ever more environmentally friendly. The European Preberi več
Tivoli Park is the largest park in Ljubljana. With a history spread over 200 years, it was first made available to the public in 1813. Today it is a place frequented by tourists and locals alike, as it provides an escape to nature without actually having to leave the city. Preberi več
Popular with both tourists and locals, Ljubljana Castle is a must-see for anyone traveling through this city. Now, there are several ways of reaching the Ljubljana Castle. The one I chose today and the one I would recommend is walking. Even if you were a slow walker taking the longest Preberi več
If I give you the equation e = mc2, you wouldn’t normally think “Christmas”, would you? Yeah, me neither. Until my stroll through Ljubljana city centre a few days a go, that is. Ljubljana’s holiday light installations include contributions by artists, which has for the past few years been Zmago Preberi več
Bled represents the synthesis of natural, cultural and symbolic value. Lake Bled is located in the Julian Alps in Slovenia, 55 km from the capital city Ljubljana. It is a unique island on an Alpine lake surrounded by many beautiful mountains. Surrounding area is characterized by isolated hills that Preberi več
Waterfall Savica is locatedat the heart of the Triglav National Park. It is one of the most visited Slovenian waterfalls, situated above lake Bohinj, under the cliff of Komarča.
Waterfall Savica
From the hotel Zlatorogat the lake Bohinj leads nicely decorated walkway to the waterfall. One hour a relaxed walk and we’re at the foot of the waterfall. At the foot of high mountains signpost leads us on the road against a log cabin with souvenirs. From here we must cross the bridge over the little Savica and continue up to the many stairs that lead us to the waterfall.
Lake Bohinj
Water is coming from the exhaustive treasuries of Triglav lakes and streams after a long and mysterious paths, hidden in the underground and shine in its emerald color in the drop-down Savica.
Alive water from seven Triglav lakes, that are above Bohinj lined up on the limestone plains, below the highest Slovenian mountain Triglav, flows into the waterfall Savica, at an altitude of 807 meters, almost 300 meters above the lake surface.
Waterfall Savica is one of the biggest waterfalls in Slovenia, fascinating with its primal energy. (več …)