Slovenian Sites
Ljubljana
When visiting Slovenia’s capital city, stroll the colourful streets, explore the Ljubljana castle on the hill, and walk both the dragon and love bridges. The latter is where countless lovers - including Andie and John this past January - have symbolically padlocked their love and dropped the keys into the river Ljubljanica, which flows underneath.
Triglav National Park
Located in the Julian Alps and bursting with diversity in fauna, flora, ecosystems and geology. Triglav National Park is must-visit destination for hiking, walking trails, water and aerial sports, mountain biking and herb foraging. At the edge of the National Park is the picturesque alpine village, Kranjska Gora. Here also lies the point where Slovenia, Austria and Italy meet - the triple border!
Lake Bohinj
Take a dip in the largest natural lake in Slovenia! Lake Bohinj is located in a glacially formed lake basin and is perfect for swimming and kayaking. After these activities you can embark on a a one-hour roundtrip hike to the spectacular Savica Waterfall, and then take the Vogel Cable Car into the mountains for a stunning view of the lake. Lake Bohinj is located in Triglav National Park, but can also be visited on a day trip if you are staying in Ljubljana.
Piran
Visit the colourful coastal town on the Adriatic Sea. Stroll through the city streets and along the medieval walls, have your pick of seafood, or bask on the beach. A visit to St. George's Cathedral, perched atop a hill, will offer the most stunning panoramic views!
Predjama Castle andPostojna Caves
Explore the largest cave castle in the world and the beautiful subterranean paradise complete with an underground railroad and Murano glass chandeliers.
Stanjel
Just minutes from Villa Fabiani lies the most beautiful village in the Karst region, Štanjel. Explore the Štanjel castle and narrow medieval streets, and indulge in local cuisine and wine tastings. Here you will also visit the the mesmerizing Ferrari Garden which was designed by one of the greatest innovators in 20th-century urban planning and architecture, Marks Fabiani, who was also the owner and architect of our wedding venue, Villa Fabiani.