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River Sava

Attractions

Postojna Caves 
Slovenia boasts the most dramatic caves in Europe, including the granddaddy of them all, Postojna Caves. An underground railway, leading you to an astonishing world of stalagmites and stalactites, rushing water and the mysterious human fish, accesses the 20 km of subterranean passages
Opening times vary in low season. A visit to the cave lasts an hour and a half. Visits are scheduled at regular intervals throughout the day. No special equipment is necessary. Capes are available for hire.

Triglav National Park 
Triglav National Park, named after the highest peak in Slovenia, their only national park and their pride and joy. It showcases unique examples of Slovenian natural and cultural heritage. The park covers almost the entire Julian Alps in Slovenia and totals 83,807 hectares.

Ljubljana zoo 
Zoo with particular emphasis on species from Alpine, Pannonian and Mediterranean geographical areas. Area covers 19.6 hectares with 152 species to view.

Ljubljana castle 
Ljubljana Castle (Ljubljanski grad) is the most spectacular sight of Ljubljana. There is proven evidence that the hill, on top of which it is situated, was inhabited back in the 12th century BC. Preserved from this early period of settlement are the remains of the Urn Tomb culture.

Lipica Stud Farm 
The Lipica Stud Farm is the cradle of all Lipizzaner horses in the world and has been in existence since 1580. The 400-year-old tradition breeds full blooded Lipizzaner horses for dressage, carriage rides and recreational riding. The regular programme of dressage includes performances of trained Lipizzaner stallions demonstrating traditional equestrian skills of the Spanish Riding School