Radovljica

Listen to the Sava River  and hike the hidden fisherman's paths and discover the stunning natural beauty of its riverside forests and meadows. 

This curcular route in the Karawanke mountain range will reward a hiker with pristine nature and beautiful views towards the Julian Alps.

Magnificent baroque mansion reminiscences the tragic events of WWII in The Museum of hostages, while it's gardens hide an architectural gem of Slovenian architect Jože Plečnik.

Recently renovated Museum dedicated to the life and works of Vilko and Slavko Avsenik, legendary Slovenian musicians and founders of the popular "Oberkrainer" music genre.

From 14th until 20th Cent. Kropa was the centre of Slovenia's iron forging industry. Now it  is famous for its preserved architectural and technical heritage.

Many consider Radovljica as the most beautiful small town in Slovenia. It inspires with the variety and authenticity of its preserved architecture nad rich museum collections. 

Diverse and rewarding circular walk (popular also with runners and mountain bikers) uncovers the scenic landscape near the confluence of Sava Dolinka and Sava Bohinjka rivers.

Stage 4 is a flat stage that connects Begunje, a village below the Karavanke mountains, Radovljica, the cultural capital of the Julian Alps, and Bled as one of the most recognised places at the eastern entry area to the Julian Alps.

Discover Radovljica and it's surrounding on your own power and pass thourgh it's charming villages, fairytale forests and soak up the stunning views.

Visit Vrba and Begunje na Gorenjskem on foot or by bike and see cultural monuments while taking in the views of the Julian Alps and Karavanke mountains.

Pleasant educational  forest trail, presenting the rich variety of trees, traditional forestry skills and hunting themes. Excellently maintained and suitable for everyone.

Are you an advanced mountain bike rider looking for the next adrenaline kick and some stunning views? Look no further, this trip will deliver all ot the above and so much more. 

A short walk through the forest leads to two vantage points. Ojstra peč offers views of the Radovljica plains, while from Zijavka there are views over the village of Kamna Gorica.

Fascinanting circular trail featuring the stunning ruins of Castle Kamen and  noumerous archeological and natural sights on the way from Begunje to Draga Valley.

The national shrine of Slovenians, treasuring the famous merciful painting of Mary Help of Christians by Leopold Layer and works of architect Ivan Vurnik.