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Conquer the peaks of the Karavanke mountains or the nearby Julian Alps, or set off on an easier trail through the countryside. Along the way you will encounter magnificent views and wealth of cultural heritage.
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Uncover the mistery of the missing ingredient in our special chocolate pralines recipe...You and your group work together to solve puzzles located at various locations in the town of Radovljica. If you are successful, the mystery of the missing ingredient in the recipe will lead you to the chocolate treasure.
Set off on an adventure with a bow and arrow! The parkour archery course, in the Draga valley, is suitable for beginners and experienced archers, and has 30 model forest animals targets.
Experienced riders can enjoy rides in the lush countryside, whilst beginners can take the opportunity to have a go at horse riding for the first time.
Take a panoramic flight from Lesce sports airfield and enjoy a bird's eye view of Triglav National Park.
In summer you can cool off in swimming pools in Radovljica and Kropa and the natural lake at Camp Šobec.
A social experience with a view. Play mini golf with your children then allow them to pan for gold!
Exceptional culinary experience with a lunch at a chosen farm and entertainment.
The Municipality of Radovljica is part of the Green Scheme of Slovenian Tourism. This commits the destination to undergo a re-assessment of its operations in the field of tourism, as well as those of the municipality in the area of sustainability, every three years. Radovljica has once again received the Silver Label.
Below we have put together some simple tips for a sustainable visit to Radovljica.
During winter you can also enjoy numerous outdoors activities.
Radovljica is the sweetest Slovenian town, also known as the town with the most sun in Gorenjska.
Begunje is the birthplace of Slovenian popular folk music and the inspiration for numerous songs by Slavko Avsenik.
A picturesque iron forging village beneath the Jelovica plateau with numerous water troughs and small bridges, which has earnt it the name 'Mini Venice'.