Slovenia
Love Stories
Looking for great ideas and excursions in Slovenia? Let us share our love for the country and our favorite places to visit. We write about everything from sights, adventures, and nature to hikes, cycling trips, restaurant visits, ecotourism, wine, and more.
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Peričnik Waterfall
The Peričnik Waterfall is located in the Vrata Valley, a few kilometers from the village of Mojstrana, which sits at the entrance to the valley. Peričnik is one of the taller waterfalls in Slovenia, and what makes it really special is that you can walk along a path behind the cascading water. The experience is thrilling, with the roar of the waterfall all around you—and you should expect to get a little wet!
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Tilia Estate
Tilia Estate is a wine producer located in the village of Potoče, in the heart of the Vipava Valley. They proudly market themselves as the House of Pinots, reflecting their ambition to compete with the finest Pinot Noir producers. During our visit, we had a fantastic and very enjoyable wine tasting with the owner, Matjaž Lemut.
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Robanov Kot
Robanov Kot (Roban’s Corner) is a hidden gem in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, located near the Logar Valley. Like Logar Valley, it is a glacial valley. The sign from the main road is easy to miss, which adds to its sense of seclusion. We love visiting Robanov Kot for its solitude and untouched natural beauty. Several isolated farms in the valley are still in operation.
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Hiša Franko
Over the past 15–20 years, a culinary trend has emerged in Slovenia that focuses on refining traditional Slovenian dishes, using locally sourced organic products, and supporting local farmers and producers. Much of this trend can be attributed to the Michelin-starred restaurant Hiša Franko and its owners, Ana Roš and Valter Kramar. Hiša Franko is located in the Soča Valley, one of the most beautiful and unspoiled regions of Slovenia.
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Sleme Peak
The Sleme peak and the meadow below make a perfect spot for a short hike and picnic. The trail is suitable for most ages, including children, offering a good balance of ease and adventure. From the peak and meadow, you are rewarded with fantastic views of the Julian Alps and Triglav National Park in all directions.
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