6 days in Slovenia Itinerary
Created using Inspirock Slovenia attractions planner
Start: Rome
Fly to Trieste, Shuttle to Ljubljana
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Ljubljana
— 5 nights
Shuttle to Trieste, Fly to Rome
End: Rome
Mon, Mar 20 - Sat, Mar 25
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Ljubljana — 5 nights
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Sitting astride the Ljubljanica River, Ljubljana is marked with picturesque bridges and a marketplace, designed by the famous architect Jože Plečnik.Get out of town with these interesting Ljubljana side-trips: Postojna (Grotte di Postumia - Park Postojnska jama, Postojna Cave, &more) and Bled (Ojstrica, Bled Island, &more). Next up on the itinerary: take a stroll through Ljubljana Old Town, contemplate in the serene atmosphere at Franciscan Church of the Annunciation, explore the historical opulence of Ljubljana Castle, and stroll around Tivoli Park.
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Rome, Italy to Ljubljana is an approximately 4-hour combination of flight and shuttle. You can also drive; or fly. In March, Ljubljana is slightly colder than Rome - with highs of 13°C and lows of 0°C. Wrap up your sightseeing on the 25th (Sat) early enough to travel back home.
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Slovenia travel guide
Sunny Side of the Alps
From snowcapped Alpine peaks to sandy Adriatic beaches, a trip to Slovenia is like taking several vacations at once. Whatever the season, the country offers enticing natural attractions, all close at hand, including thick forests, scenic valleys, cave systems, waterfalls, lakes, and the Adriatic coast. For those seeking an active holiday, you'll fine an abundance of ski slopes, trails to hike, roads to bike, and rocks to climb. Pay a visit to some of Slovenia's spa resorts and take advantage of the fresh mountain air and thermal waters. Various castles, churches, and historical towns--many of which are fully preserved--tell stories of the country's past. In Slovenia's major cities, admire the architecture, explore the local arts, visit museums, and chat with the locals over a cup of coffee. Slovenian cuisine offers a blend of Alpine and Mediterranean tastes and is definitely worth trying, along with the country's wines.
