MORE ABOUT THE TOUR:
Radovljica is considered to be one of the most beautifully preserved historic towns in Slovenia. Join the local guide on a guided walk, and hear the stories of the old bourgeois houses and their inhabitants. Discover the former castle park, walk through the only preserved defense moat in Slovenia and experience the beautiful interior of Radovljica Mansion. Soak up the views of the Julian Alps, the Sava River valley and the lush Gorenjska countryside from the viewing platform on the edge of the old town. After the walk, take time to visit one of the many museums in Radovljica, or enjoy in a rich selection of excellent local cuisine.
The tour includes visits to:
- Radovljica Old Town
- Radovljica Manor
After the guided tour you can also visit:
- Museum of Apiculture
- Radovljica Municipal Museum (free admission for holders of a Radovljica guest card)
- Lectar Workshop and Museum
- Šivec House Gallery (free admission for holders of a Radovljica guest card)
- Museum of Pharmacy and Alchemy
- Manufaktura Pottery Workshop
FREE of charge for Julian Alps:Radovljica card holders
All other visitors 5,00eur/person
Every Tuesday at 10.00am (1.7-20.9.2025)
Meeting location: TIC Radovljica (Linhartov trg 9, 4240 Radovljica)
*the tour is not suitable for children under 12 years of age.
How to get to Radovljica:
- by bus: scheduled bus routes run from Bled, Kranj, Ljubljana, Jesenice or Begunje na Gorenjskem
- by bike via the Bled-Lesce-Radovljica cycle path
- by bike via the Radovljica network of mountain bike routes from Bled or Begunje na Gorenjskem
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