Public & Vegan Kitchen Bled





Tours & Activities in Bled

This full-day excursion departs from Bled and heads south to the karst region of southwestern Slovenia, focusing on two remarkable landmarks: Postojna Cave and Predjama Castle. The journey begins with a scenic drive of approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes through the Slovenian countryside, transitioning from the alpine environment around Bled to the limestone plateaus of the Karst. Once at Postojna Cave, visitors board an electric train that plunges into the cave’s depths, traversing nearly 2 kilometers underground. The route carries travelers through vast caverns and narrow passages, revealing a subterranean landscape sculpted over millions of years. After the train ride, a guided walking tour continues on foot through winding corridors and immense halls adorned with stalactites, stalagmites, and other dripstone formations. The tour then moves on to Predjama Castle, situated about 10 kilometers from Postojna Cave. This Renaissance fortress dramatically clings to a cliff face, integrated into a 123-meter-high cave mouth, offering a striking contrast to the underground world previously visited. Visitors walk through the castle’s chambers, courtyards, and secret passages that tell stories of medieval sieges and local legends. The tour concludes with a comfortable return to Bled, arriving in the late afternoon.


The Soča Valley and the Alps Trek explores Slovenia in an active way as we hike the most beautiful trails of the valley and surrounding mountains above. Apart from seeing the highlights of the Soča Valley we hike five out of six days. On this trek you can expect to visit high peaks of the Julian Alps, hike along flower-speckled trails of the greener parts of the mountains, see waterfalls, crystal clear rivers, and wildlife like ibexes and chamois. We spend four comfortable nights down in the valley and an adventurous night in a cute mountain hut nestled amongst high peaks of the Julian Alps.


Slovenia is a place to discover. It is a little-known pearl on the sunny side of the Alps. Although a small country, roughly the size of Wales, it can offer a diversity few countries in the world can. Join our team of professional landscape photographers for an amazing one week experience of the jewels of Slovenia. We will visit all the pearls Slovenia can offer. A lot of landscape, old villages, mountain areas, beautiful rivers, waterfalls and lakes as well as the sea of Adriatic, along with experienced outdoor photographers and professional tour guides. It is a guarantee for great photos which can inspire every photographer. On the tour, you will be brought to the spots known to the locals, you will be inspired by the vivid landscape, you will be chasing the light. You will make memories and you will make images which will influence your work in the future.
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Today: 12:00 – 3:30 PM, 5:00 – 9:00 PM
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One of the best restaurants I have ate at. The burgers are large and extremely flavorful . The food is relatively health and filling. Went there both days I was in town!! Highly recommend.
Visited here a couple of times during our stay. A very manageable menu with much of the same ingredients, but it all seemed really nice. Salads are ginormous with a great dressing. Can recommend the potato pie in particular. While tasty the fritters were underwhelming compared to the other dishes we had. Service was as could be expected and friendly. Would definitely come here again for a relaxing, more healthy lunch.
Delicious food and popular place. I especially liked the potato pie + salad, and the wedges were out of this world. For dessert, I'd recommend the bled cream cake (the chocolate cake was also good but not quite as nice). Staff seemed a bit stressed because it was very busy, but always very friendly.
Tickets & Attractions in Bled

Leave the city behind and see the beauty of Bled. Start at Bled castle before enjoying a relaxing boat trip to Bled Island. Surrounded by forest, the Assumption of Mary Church and its famous 99 steps are waiting for you. From Bled, journey to the Postojna Cave, where time has carved caverns and raised stalagmites. This underground wonder will echo through your memory, and so will your last stop – Predjama. A castle in a mountain, with rich folk tales about the Slovenian Robin Hood.
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A visit to Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj: Which should you choose?
Lake Bled is 55 km northwest of Ljubljana and features a 99-meter-tall island church dating to 1698, with boat rides costing around €15. Lake Bohinj, 25 km further west, is larger at 318 hectares and surrounded by the Julian Alps, where summer temperatures average 22°C, ideal for hiking and swimming.
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What to See and Do at Lake Bled, Slovenia
Lake Bled, located 55 kilometers from Ljubljana, attracts visitors year-round. The entrance fee for Bled Castle is €12, while a pletna boat ride to Bled Island costs €15-20. For those interested in hiking, the Ojstrica viewpoint is a 30-minute climb, offering panoramic views of the lake and mountains.
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Best Time to Visit Lake Bled
Learn when to visit Lake Bled with insights on seasonal weather, peak tourist periods, and local events. Plan your trip with data on temperatures, prices, and activities from spring to winter.
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Pizzas here are on the smaller side with dough that some say is stretched using semolina, resulting in a somewhat bland flavor. The signature “400 Gradi” and salami pizzas don’t stand out in taste or texture compared to other local pizzerias.

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Sushi lovers find fresh, meticulously crafted pieces here alongside other Asian specialties. Portion sizes are generous, prices budget-friendly, and the fast, professional service keeps regulars coming back.