Each year in July and August, a special Hop-On Hop-Off tourist bus takes visitors to discover the countryside.
Go on an interesting sightseeing trip between Bled, Radovljica, Kropa and Brezje. Locals will show you museums and attractions and tell you stories of their towns and villages.
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The heart and soul of Radovljica is Linhart Square which inspires with the variety and authenticity of its preserved architecture.
A fascinating circular trail from Radovljica over the Sava river to the ruins of Lipnica Castle.
Take off into the world of the Carniolan grey bee, learn about the history of beekeeping in Slovenia, and admire the diverse painted beehive panels.
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At the entrance to the Draga valley, standing atop a rocky promontory, are the picturesque ruins of a castle of the Counts of Lambergh.
Besides the Draga stream a green valley winds it way to the foothills of the Karavanke.
Pay a visit to Brezje's basilica to see the merciful painting of Mary Help of Christians and the work of the architect Ivan Vurnik as well as other Slovenian artists.
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written by Rebecca Svetina, January 2019
I quite enjoy the start of the new year in my (now) hometown of Radovljica. The hype of the holidays has faded and we can enjoy the frost-kissed landscape and snow capped mountains, which makes the fairytale town of Radovljica even more idyllic.
Written by Adele Gray, january 2018
Though, in truth, I will never be a lover of winter and snow, since moving to Slovenia in 2007 I have learnt that in winter in the area where I live – Radovljica, in the northwest i.e. the alpine area - snow is a fact of life and, to some extent, have learnt to embrace it!
With effect from 16th October, new, stricter measures come into force to try to combat the spread of coronavirus. Restaurants must close, while some museums will remain open.