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Slovenia, which gained its independence from Yugoslavia in 1992, has a population of just over 2 million people.

This progressive country became part of the European Union in 2004 after years of growing into a booming economy.

There are so many things to do in this beautiful Eastern European country.

Outdoor Activities

Slovenia offers beautiful scenery, mountains, lakes and other outdoor wonders for you to explore.
Whether you are into kayaking, canoeing or rafting, there are many opportunities to participate in your favorite sports.
You can take advantage of the Idrijca, Sava, Soca, Kolpa and Savinja rivers.

A widely popular vacation destination is located in the mountain resort of Bled.
Lake Bled, which is near Austrian and Italian borders, offers a number of seasonal activities that can range from swimming and fishing in the summers to ice skating in the winter.
Nearby there are miles of beautiful trails to hike, climb and discover. 
If hiking is your way to connect with nature and the outdoors, you are in luck!
The Julian Alps and the Kamnik Alps are located in Slovenia, which are an integral part of the beauty and charm of the Eastern European country.

Mount Triglav, which is located in Triglav National Park, is a great place to hike, climb and enjoy that beautiful outdoors.
Triglav National Park is the only national park located in Slovenia, but the 800 square kilometers offers waterfalls, beautiful mountain scenery and rivers where you can find the famous local marble trout fish. 
If you are more into mountains than water, put on your jacket, cap and skis to hit the one of the many ski resorts in Slovenia.
The Bohinj and Bovec Pohorje are two of the most popular resorts in the area.

Food and Wine

There are many wineries in Slovenia that produce some of the world’s finest wines.
Take a tour of Goriska Brda or the nearby Vipava Valley, to see the lush vineyards and the home to Slovenian wine.
If you are foodie, you will find that many different country’s cuisines have influenced the foods of Slovenia.
Some of their dishes are heavy in meats and starches, like potatoes, similar to German meals.
Sausages, pastry items and strudels popular in Austria are also found in Slovenia. 
Also part of typical meals, you will find Hungarian goulashes, chicken or beef stews and palacinke, which are similar to pancakes filled with nuts and topped with chocolate.
Italian cuisine, which is one of the most popular types of food in the world, influenced Slovenian cuisine with types of pasta, potato dumplings and risotto.

Portoroz

Portoroz, or “Port of Roses,” is a lovely seaside resort where you can relax, eat, drink and enjoy Slovenian culture.
This vacation retreat borders Italy and has pristine beaches, a grand casino and restaurants that serve some of the best seafood in Europe.
Get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life to enjoy this part of the country.
There is also a contemporary art symposium and a sculpture park that you will not want to miss. 

 Ljubljana

The nation’s capital, Ljubljana, is located in the heart of Slovenia and is filled with history, culture and beauty.
There is a castle, which dates back to the 12^th century and has a history that dates back even further.
If architecture is an interest, or if you simply enjoy old-world charm, visit St. Nicolas’ Cathedral located at the edge of the Town Square.
You may even want to grab a nightcap at the Skeleton Bar, which is decorated with skeletons and other frightening décor.
Don’t worry though, the upbeat atmosphere and dancing make this a lively local favorite.