MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE VISIT
Kropa, a small market town at the foot of the Jelovica high plateau, was the first Slovenian town to receive the status of protected cultural monument. The unique architecture of this ironworking centre, tells the story of blacksmiths families, while the town churches in an otherwise small village are a testimony of its former importance. Narrow streets, water locks and canals, stone carved portals and window shutter made of wrought iron give unique character to this place.One of the landmarks of Kropa is also the nail forge called Vigenjc Vice, where you will be able to see a demonstration of hand forging of nails (entrance fee) and test your hand at this interesting skill.
You will see the following with a local guide:
- The old market town of Kropa
You can also visit:
-Fovšaritnica Museum House
FREE of charge for all visitors
Every Wednesday at 10:45am (between 15.6 and 15.9 2023)
Meeting point: Kropa, by the water reservoir (Kropa 1b)
For more information, please contact the tourist information centre in your area or the reception of your accommodation.
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