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Slovenia Travel

Slovenia clings to quiet anonymity, sitting on the sunny side of the Alps with a Mediterranean coastline and an Italian border. With fewer crowds than many other European locales, thrilling adventure sports, a countryside dotted with vineyards and a capital city brimming with Prague-like cobblestones, Slovenia won’t be under the radar for long. On the Web, you’ll find sites that capture Slovenia’s charm in words and photos, as well as sites to help you book flights and accommodations.

Slovenia Attractions

Slovenia could be considered a concentrated version of Italy and France, mixed with a bit of Prague ... read more »

Slovenia Travel Requirements

Before digging into a doughy ethnic dish and strolling the streets of an old Slovenian village, ... read more »

Getting to Slovenia

Booking a flight to Slovenia, or anywhere in Europe, is no sweat, thanks to the Web. Eliminate the hassle of searching for the cheapest fare by visiting one or two sites that have already done it for you.

Dulcinea's Insight

  • There are no direct flights from the United States to Slovenia. You’ll have to fly into another European city, and then catch a flight to Ljubljana. Consider easyJet for inexpensive flights to the Slovenian capital from London.
  • You can ride a train into Ljubljana from Vienna or Budapest in two hours, or from Prague in eight hours. For a list of direct trains into Ljubljana, see the city’s transportation page. The international transport page provided by Slovenske zeleznice, Slovenia’s national train carrier, provides timetables and links to international stations.

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SideStep searches more than 600 airlines and more than 200 travel Web sites in order to find you the lowest fare. You can then purchase tickets directly from the supplier, quickly and easily.
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The Slovenian Tourist Board has an air travel page. Find links to Slovenia’s major airports, as well as to several international carriers providing service to Slovenia, including Adria Airways, Slovenia’s national carrier.
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Rail Europe provides information about Eurail passes, which may be useful if you plan to travel within Slovenia and to other European countries.
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Slovenia Hotels

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Slovenia Transportation

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Slovenia Travel Forums

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