Slovenia Travel
Expand All Guide SectionsSlovenia 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 ... read more »
Slovenia Hotels
An Alpine resort, a seaside hotel, an apartment overlooking a bustling city street—in ... read more »
Slovenia Transportation
Navigating a foreign country can be intimidating, but this guide can help you prepare. You’ll find maps, transportation schedules and vital contact information for bus and train stations in Slovenia, and before you know it, you’ll be navigating like a local.
Dulcinea's Insight
- Buses are the fastest and most preferred method of public transport within Slovenia. Most routes commence in or connect via Ljubljana. See the link to the central bus station in Ljubljana for information.
- The only express train route in Slovenia is between Ljubljana and Maribor. Trains are generally efficient but on the slow side. Some train routes offer sightseeing opportunities, particularly through the Soca Valley.
- To access remote areas of Slovenia and to view the countryside at your own pace, consider renting a car. Gas is relatively inexpensive in Slovenia, and you can easily book a rental online. Traffic travels on the right side of the road.
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Slovenia Travel Forums
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