Taste the delights of Radol'ca's restaurants and inns where authentic homemade food, local ingredients and top-notch preparation unite!
This well-known Lesce-based restaurant has a tradition dating back over 25 years. For the last eight years it has been in the hands of the younger generation of the GlušÄiÄ family who have committed themselves to offering diners a wide choice and maintaining its local story.
The culinary delights at Vila Podvin, which is surrounded by a spacious garden, are created by one of Slovenia's finest chefs, Uroš Štefelin.
Visitors to Lectar Inn are charmed by its homely atmosphere and tradition. Enjoy traditional Slovenian dishes in the pleasant ambience of the restaurant or on the shady terrace.
Kunstelj Inn is known for its traditional dishes. In summer dishes are prepared using ingredients direct from the inn's garden.
Even in Gorenjska you can become addicted to the scent of the sea and flavours of the Mediterranean.
This village restaurant, dating back to 1899 and under new ownership, is known for its friendly approach to guests that creates a feeling of homeliness and warmth.
You will be impressed by the food and the magnificent views from the terrace of this restaurant in Linhart Square.
The GostišÄe Tulipan restaurant in Lesce offers a wide choice of Slovenian and international dishes.
The SodÄek Wine Bar is located at the entrance to Radovljica's old town centre. It offers a wide selection of wine available to try and buy.
Aromatic herbs intertwine with traditional stories and provide a unique characteristic and special taste to food. Join us on this culinary tour where you will listen to stories about selected herbs and find out more about one of the most beautiful towns in Slovenia.
Local ingredients and top-notch preparation at affordable prices.
Healthy products are grown by farmers, fruit growers and herbalists in the surrounding sunny woodlands and countryside.
The Vila Podvin farmers and craft market takes place on the first Saturday of the month in Vila Podvin's beautiful garden.
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.