Come to the Castle in the Evening

Authentic tour of The Coal Mining Museum of Slovenia in Velenje with heirs of mining – Sailing on Velenje lake and virtual dive into the past – A culinary experience on the new overlook Vista, just above the water surface. Help a descendant of the Velenje miners, who mined one of the thickest layers of coal in the world and turned fertile fields into lakes, find a precious item under the water surface! Where once were villages, now are lakes. What happened to the houses, schools, and churches? Why did they sink, and where did the villagers go? What secrets can be uncovered in the depth of the lake? Discover the bitter-sweet life stories of the villagers, miners, and Velenje people. For their bright future, they mined coal but sank their past.

Find out the different cultural and artistic characteristics that makes this city unique, and enjoy the buzzing community and city ambience! Whether you are visiting Ljubljana as a returning tourist who wants to get to know the city a bit better, or if this is your first time, this Experience is for you! While walking the streets of Ljubljana and looking at the amazing, unique street art, or getting to know more about the city’s galleries and museums, you will hear about street-art artists as well as contemporary artists and their close connection to Ljubljana. I will share with you the art and cultural world of my city, where you will see, hear, and experience how colorful and multifaceted Ljubljana is!

This day trip to the Soča Valley combines stunning Alpine scenery, outdoor adventure, and cultural discovery. The journey begins at Lake Jasna, a beautiful alpine lake near Kranjska Gora, perfect for a relaxing break and your first scenic photo. Next, you’ll drive along the breathtaking Vršič Pass, Slovenia’s highest mountain road, featuring 50 hairpin turns and expansive views of the Julian Alps. In the heart of the Soča Valley lies Bovec, a paradise for adrenaline seekers and nature lovers alike. After lunch, you have two options for the afternoon: Visit the Kobarid award-winning WWI Museum, followed by an easy hike to Kozjak Waterfall. Join a group for white water rafting on the Soča River. Whether you're drawn by natural beauty, interested in history, or simply looking for a day of discovery, the Soča Valley tour offers a diverse and memorable experience. With plenty of moments worth capturing—whether for your ’Gram, your memories, or both.

Private tour in village Nevlje, Kamnik. You will see the place, where was found a 30,000 year old skeleton of an Ice Age mammoth near the river Nevljica. We will show you 500-year-old Vodiskar farmhouse and museum of cultural heritage inside. In the house is an archaeological exhibition of 500+ years old foundings (coins, bones, keys, sharps...)You will see organic farming on our small family farm and our animals. Here you see beautiful nature in our village and view of Kamnik-Savinja Alps. You can choose which topics you want more emphasis on... So you are welcome in Nevlje near medieval town of Kamnik.

The green valley of Soča River is a very well known attraction for visitors all around the world. The road will take you through the highest mountain pass in Slovenia - Vršič, and then through Trenta Valley and Bovec. The immense beauty of nature and emerald river will leave you speechless. Final stop will be in Kobarid, where you will also visit the first world war museum and learn about this important part of history in this region. Soča Valley was one of the most important fronts in that time and even Hemingway himself wrote about it in his famous „Farewell to Arms“.

This one day private tour starts from Ljubljana and takes you on a panoramic drive to the famous Alpine Soca river, known for its emerald green color, where all sorts of extreme water sports are available. Next stop is the World War I museum in Kobarid or the picturesque waterfall Kozjak, situated in the middle of a cave.

The Bled Castle Tickets offer access to one of Slovenia's most well-known historical sites perched on a 130-meter cliff above Lake Bled, just a short drive from Ljubljana. Visitors begin their visit with a self-paced entry into the castle grounds, where they can navigate the museum exhibits housed within the medieval fortress. The itinerary includes wandering through the castle’s chapels, ancient wine cellars, and the printing workshop, which reflects the development of printing in the region. The route culminates with a climb to the panoramic terraces, allowing guests to take in extensive views over Lake Bled, the town below, and the Julian Alps beyond. Key stops within the castle include the Castle Museum, where artifacts such as weapons, armor, and medieval tools offer insight into the region's defensive past. The castle chapel, dedicated to St. Mary, showcases Gothic frescoes and baroque altars. The castle’s wine cellar provides an olfactory experience with the scent of aging oak barrels and local wines. On the terrace, the sounds of water lapping at the lake and the calls of birds create a serene atmosphere, complemented by the sight of traditional wooden pletna boats moving across the water. Visitors can also observe the castle’s historic printing press in action and view replicas of medieval documents. Practical details include a flexible entry system where visitors can spend as much time as they wish inside the castle. The castle is accessible via a steep footpath or shuttle bus from the lakeside, but no guided tours are included with the ticket, allowing for independent exploration. Group sizes vary as tickets are sold individually or in packages, and the site can accommodate visitors year-round. The castle’s open-air terraces and indoor museum spaces require moderate mobility, with some steep stairs and uneven surfaces. There are no transport services from Ljubljana included in the ticket, but public buses and private cars can reach Lake Bled within 45 minutes. This ticket suits travelers interested in history, architecture, and scenic landscapes who prefer a self-guided pace. It is ideal for visitors comfortable with walking uphill and who enjoy spending time absorbing details in museum settings. Families with older children and individuals keen on photography will find the castle’s viewpoints rewarding. Those seeking in-depth historical commentary should consider supplemental guides or audio tours available separately.

Fly with a plane and ride an old-timer car in the style of the 1930s – Culinary adventure in Villa Mayer – Authentic experience of the Museum of the Leather Industry Feel like a legendary entrepreneur on a private tour of a once the most reputable leather factory around! In Šoštanj, the town of light, visit the leather family of Vošnjak – Woschnagg. Meet Šalek valley in the sky and fly into Šoštanj like Tomaš Bata, the legendary Czech factory man and shoe exporter did in the year 1931. Trust your excellent pilot and old-timer driver that will take you to the town villa, where the leather factory’s lawyer works. Let the voice of Malvine Woschnagg – Vošnjak, a woman with an incredible life story, invite you to an exquisite meal. In the Museum of the Leather Industry of Slovenia, see the grand industrial past of Šoštanj and discover the details of the life and work of Šoštanj tanners..