Primera clasificación Atractivos en Bled

Getting its name from the Triglav peak, the highest peak in area is the Triglav National Park. The only national park of Slovenia, it is marked by beautiful Alpine peaks and valley that supply water to the Adriatic and the massive Black Sea. The park is a protected area and has tons of bird species along with other animals and is a must visit if you are a nature lover. Do check out the beautiful flora of the region as well.

Nestled deep in the elusive Pasica Gorge and hidden by dense forests, the former Franja Partisan Hospital and now cultural monument is a must visit attraction for those interested in World War II history. Built by the Slovene Partisans as a part of a movement against Fascism and Nazism, the hospital was used to treat wounded soldiers belonging to the Allied forces and the Axis powers. Due to its unique location, few access points and excellent defense systems, it was never discovered by the enemy forces despite several attempts launched at finding it. A cultural monument of the nation, it has now been significantly restored and serves as a museum open to visitors from April to October. In case of good weather conditions, it welcomes visitors in the off season as well.

The Preseren House, located in the Vrba village is a heritage mansion. Belonging to the Zirovnica municipality of Slovenia, the house was the original residence of the Slovene poet, France Preseren. Basking in fond memories and nostalgia, the house dates back to the 16th Century. Completed with wooden framework, the house has seen considerable repair and reconstruction works in the recent ages. The house is currently a part of the much famous heritage trail organized in the locality.

Soaring above Carinthia's alpine landscapes, Pyramidenkogel watches over the Worthersee's southern banks from an elevation of 851 meters (2,792 feet). The mountain is mainly known for the structures that it houses on its slopes and summit. The first structure to have been built on the mountain was a wood-crafted vista point which was constructed in 1950 as a memorial for the victims of the World Wars. The Pyramidekogel tower is the other major attraction on the mountain, whose architecture and design catches the eye effortlessly.

The Bazilika Marije Pomagaj or the Basilica of the Virgin is a national shrine dedicated to the Virgin Mary. This small but beautiful monument is an example of great architecture and stunning design elements. The monument is actually sports three aisles, but the division in breadth is such that there will appear six niches within. Beautiful and well structured, it was declared a minor basilica but was elevated to the standards of a basilica later on.

Constructed as early as the 11th Century, the iconic and highly picturesque Bled Castle is considered the oldest structure of its kind in Slovenia. Situated atop a rugged cliff overlooking the lake, the Castle is a true picture of a classic castle structure, with tall towers, huge ramparts, and deep moats. The terrace provides a magnificent view of the lakeside surroundings. Today, one can explore the museum collection in the palace. It takes you on a riveting journey through history. The main exhibits consist of weaponry, armor, jewelry, and carvings.