If you love Roman history, visiting Roman Necropolis at Šempeter near Celje is a must.

These truly remarkable remains were protected by pure coincidence. River Savinja once in the past flooded the Roman cemetery, putting down marvelously carved tombstones and burying them in the mud, thus protecting them.

Today all the findings are gathered in a park. Take time to check out the relieves on the tombs. You’ll see antique mythology and learn about the Roman lifestyle.

Try and find the relief about the story of Zeus and Europe, which graphic can be found in the Slovenian passport.

Bled is one of the top three visited places in Slovenia, but even if you are afraid of the crowds, worth visiting as the area is vast and you can adjust your visit. Whether for summer swim in a refreshing lake or ice skating on its frozen surface. Maybe for the famous Bled’s cream cake or to enjoy a stunning view from Bled’s castle atop the cliff-like mountain.

On the lake wooden pletnas are rowing to the island, where visitors can walk up impressive stairs, 98 of them, towards the wishing bell to make their desired wish.

​Bled has many activities and various accommodation possibilities, from 5-star hotels to hostels, from camping grounds to glamorous camping known shortly as glamping.

Ljubljana is believed to be the city of dragons, after all, there is a dragon in City of Ljubljana’s coat of arms on the top of the castle.

We believe it symbolizes strength, courage and might, even though the Ljubljana dragon had to be killed, according to the legend, by Greek hero Jason, so the people of Ljubljana could live freely. This double standard is rather confusing, but so is the legend. There is also a Christian legend, that St. George was actually the one killing the dragon.

Today we like the dragon and our ancestors from a century ago have put it onto the bridge, which is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Ljubljana. But this is not the only place to see Ljubljana dragon. While walking in the city, keep your eyes open and you might see another one on somebody’s wall, fence…