Radovljica Blog

Written by Adele Gray, June 2019

As someone who works at home, when deciding to eat out, it’s as much about a change of scenery as it is about the food – though of course bad food with a good view doesn’t cut the mustard!

Written by Rebecca Svetina, April 2019

If you’re anywhere near Radovljica on April 12–14^th  this year, you can indulge your inner child and your own children at the Radovljica Chocolate Festival, where you’ll find chocolate fountains and other gooey delights. It’s an indulgence of all your senses. It’s like a ginormous outdoor chocolate factory with the sweet scent of chocolate permeating through the whole town all weekend.

Written by Kaja Beton, March 2019

For some time its been well-known that the Radovljica Chocolate Festival is the biggest and best chocolate-related event in Slovenia. However, we also believe that, in reality, it's also the only real festival of its kind in the country. Why?

Written by Rebecca Svetina, March 2019

Where do these kids get their energy?! When your kids need to burn off some steam, but you need a bench or coffee, check out one of these public playgrounds in and around Radovljica and Bled. Each has its own perks.

Written by Adele in Slovenia, March 2019

When I first came to Slovenia on holiday in 2006, I cycled alongside the Sava river from Bled to Radovljica and as soon as I rode into the beautiful old town centre, it was love at first sight!

written by Rebecca Svetina, february 2019

Get out your planners, set a reminder, and mark your calendars! This is not a sleepy town – Radovljica is buzzing with activity. Don’t miss these 12 family-friendly events this year.

Written by Kaja Beton, February 2019

In the month when Slovenia celebrates Prešeren Day - a cultural public holiday – we have prepared a list of a range of places that particularly strive for the preservation and presentation of Slovenian culture.

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 Radovljica Tourism, December 2018

In December Radovljica doesn't change into an illuminated galaxy and nor does it abound with kilometres of lights. Instead it boasts unique natural and handmade decorations made out of greenery, red hearts and a fairytale-like Christmas tree.

Written by Chef Uroš Štefelin, November 2018

Taste Radol'ca restaurants in November are doing really well and are full. However, we don't only want full restaurants but, above all, satisfied guests who return and are keen to discover ever-new culinary stories.

Written by Kaja Beton, October 2018, Photo: Kaja Beton and Jošt Gantar

Autumn steadily colours the leaves and changes nature into a wonderful painting on canvas. Set off on one of our suggested hiking tours where you can enjoy the autumn colours and wonderful nature.

Written by Kaja Beton, August 2018

Radovljica is an excellent base from where to set off by bike to discover wonderful villages, towns and other attractions.

Take a look at our three suggestions.

Text by Sašo Gašperin, july 2018

If Slovenes had to choose what was dearest to their heart, they would place Mt. Triglav on the very altar of their homeland. If they were to look further for the altar table, their attention would be drawn to a lush strip of land stretching between the Sava River and the villages of Žirovnica and Begunje.

zapisal Sašo Gašperin, junij 2018

Brata Avsenik sta v svoji znameniti polki ime "Roblek" usidrala globoko v zavest Slovenk in Slovencev. Ko se pred Jožovcem v Begunjah ustavi avtobus štajerskih ali primorskih izletnikov, se oči prispelih iskaje tega čudežnega kraja začno kar same od sebe ozirati po okoliških gorah.

Text by Kaja Beton, May 2018

One of Slovenia's most famous architects was born in Radovljica. His most well-known work is the building with the colourful facade on the street Miklošičeva ulica in Ljubljana. On the Tourism Ljubljana website, they call it simply 'Vurnik's House'.