Comprising twin concert halls, art gallery and a state-of-the art multimedia center, Mostovna is 'the' place to visit for entertainment. The cultural center hosts a number of local and European artists/ bands on tour, who give out some stellar musical performances for one and all. Apart from concerts, the center also hosts art exhibitions, fashion shows and a plethora of other events that are bound to leave you spell-bounded. With the bands like Agalloch, Tortorum, Blacklodge and Horna have already performed here, you can expect gigs of similar bands at Mostovna.
Beautiful spring and eponymous nature reserve, Zelenci is housed in the Kranjska Gora township. Nestled in the northwestern terrain of Slovenia, the site receives its water from the Sava Dolinka River, which is Danube’s tributary. The entire site is a natural blessing and is a prized tourist spot. Frequented by tourists and locals, Zelenci is nothing short of a miracle. Zelenci is surrounded by rare flora and fauna species.
The ethnographic museum of Liznjek Farm is located in the Kranjska Gora town of Slovenia. This former 18th-century farmhouse has been renovated into a cultural museum that houses many important artefacts and documents about cultural history. The building is a modest structure made of brick and exhibits the simple architectural elements prevalent during its inception years.
The Russian Orthodox memorial chapel has a long-standing history dating back to the 20th Century. Situated in the northwestern terrain of Slovenia, this chapel was built during World War I and was constructed by the Russian prisoners who were stationed in the region for forced labor. At present, post some considerable renovation work, the chapel remains open to the public and exhibits a war memorial as well.
Soak in the beauty of nature during your visit to Lake Jasna. Encased within picturesque mountains, the artificial lake features a beautiful statue of a golden horn ibex, Zlatorog, at its entrance. Nestled at the confluence of two artificial lakes, Velika Pišnica and Mala, it is a great spot for a picnic and can also be used as a beautiful backdrop for photoshoots. Those who know how to swim can take a dip in the breathtaking lake.
The angel that stands out from the bell tower of the Castle church with its finger pointing to the underlying city cathedral is the city's sentimental emblem. Udine was the first European city to have a parliament functioning frequently and regularly. It began as early as 1282, and its seat was in this castle. Today, you can look to the top of the hill where it stands and see the castle, part of which dates back to medieval times. Following an earthquake in 1511, part of the castle was rebuilt and the new building was used for residential, administrative and jurisdictional purposes. The Parlamento room stands out among the many rooms of this old manor for its impressive historical architecture. At the end of your visit, stop by the former prison where Silvio Pellico, among others, was held. Entrance is free on Sunday mornings.
The small town of Malborghetto-Valbruna is located in a valley in the Alps, giving it breathtaking views of the mountains. It is known for being a foodie spot, with its various regional flavors and delicious wine. Spending a holiday in this beautiful town will make you feel far away from the modern world.
Lago Superiore is a scenic lake and its touted to be one of the coldest in the region during winter.
Constructed in 1964, the public sports venue of Nova Gorica offers a multitude of facilities like an Olympic pool, an indoor pool, a football ground, a basketball court, volleyball courts, tennis grounds, an athletic track, a large football stadium and a fitness center as well. Various activity programs of kids, adults and seniors are available here as well. Outside the stadium, there is a separate sports center owned by the institution, offering activities like skating, kayaking and table tennis.