Slovenia is located in central Europe, it was part of Yugoslavia until 1991, and it borders Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia. It shares elements with all of these—the steepled churches and Alpine scenes of Austria, the vineyards and terracotta roofed villages of Italy—but the fusion makes it uniquely Slovenian.

Tourism is deservedly growing in the country and while it’s not undiscovered it doesn’t feel at all overrun with tourists. The largest number of visitors come from neighbouring Italy.



It’s Slovenia’s most famous visitor attraction is Lake Bled. The lake is surrounded by lush green mountains with a fairy tale church nestled in a island at its centre and a medieval castle looming above from its rocky perch.
Lake Bled is a great place to just relax and enjoy the view but there’s lots to do like hiking, horse riding, water rafting, rented a boat, and visited the nearby Vintgar Gorge.



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