Head Office
Slovenian Tourist Board
Dimiceva 13, 1000 Ljubljana,
Slovenia
Customer Service
Phone: +386 1 589 85 50
Email: info@slovenia.info
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About Slovenia Tourist Board
Slovenia, the smallest country with 2 million people, is emerging as the hottest tourist destination for sustainable and cultural tourism, in the European continent. Popularly tagged as Europe’s hidden gem, Slovenia is the land of diverse topography, quaint cottage towns, snow-capped Alps, and sparkling glacial lakes. Nearly 5.9 million international tourists visit Slovenia every year, for its picturesque landscapes, age-old caves and gorges, and fast growing urban cities. Geographically compact, the capital city Ljubljana reigns as the Green Capital of Europe, and is Europe’s top 10 sustainable cities. For travelers, Slovenia is the ultimate destination, for a refreshing slice of nature, inexpensive and inspiring for body, soul, and mind.
Tourism industry in Slovenia soars with unprecedented achievements, awards and recognition for sustainable practices and eco-tourism in Europe. Managed by the Slovenia Tourist Board (STB), a central national agency for tourism and travel, the portfolio handles tourism campaigns, workshops, marketing, promotions, and tourist information directories. The website offers diverse and proactive experiences for tourists, to socialize, explore and relax. The STB agency at Ljubljana is the preferred point of contact for leisure and business travel in Slovenia, besides offices at Milan, Munich, Vienna, London and Tokyo, and international offices at Italy, Austria and Germany.
At STB, tourists can access information on things to do, places to go, and tour planners for hassle free holidays in Slovenia. The comprehensive list includes getting to and around, where to stay, mobile apps, border formalities, tourist information centers, medical assistance, and trip planners. Based on region wise, travel information of top attractions, and destinations are available at STB, along with annual event guide for festivals, and cultural events. Travelers can also browse for specific activities such as food, romantic getaways, casinos, shopping, spas and health resorts, and easily find suitable accommodation listings from luxury hotels, tourist farms, camping grounds, vineyard cottages, and private rooms, for every budget.
Green Slovenia is a global boutique for nature, less carbon footprint, fresh springs of water, and a plethora of picture-perfect locales and attractions. Major attractions are Lake Bled, Postojna Cave, Piran, Predjama castle, Ljubljana, Triglav Park, Soca River, Logar Valley, Maribor, and Solkan Bridge. The Slovenian neighborhood strolls, amuse with cobbled pedestrian streets, wine tasting, and traditional Balkan culture and cuisine. With more than 100 festivals, the cultural events of Slovenia are a sight to experience, besides the 50 museums and art galleries, for music, dance and theatre. Outdoor activities for tourists include hiking, biking, skiing, kayaking, paragliding, sauna baths with mineral thermal water and much more.
Ideal time to visit Slovenia is the peak season in summer, from June-August for adventure sports, and road travels, and during spring for landscapes, caves and gorges. For hiking trails, the autumn season from September-November is ideal, and the winter season from December-March is great for winter sports and skiing. Accommodation is expensive during the peak season and affordable during winter and fall, so book rooms well ahead of travel and the roads are perfect for car travel. The Eurail Slovenia rail pass allows unlimited travel by metros for a fixed rate, and travel expenses are $1,083 for a couple per week, with rooms at $96 per head. To learn more about Slovenia tourism, visit Slovenia Tourist Board for travel guides, insider stories, and trip ideas.
