Slovenia · 2-HOUR EXPERIENCES
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 5 2-hour experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Ljubljana’s 2-hour walking tour, covering bridges, squares, markets, history, guide quality, value, and practical booking tips.
“Our guide, Tibor gave us an informative, interesting and entertaining tour. He was very engaging. A great introduction to Ljubljana and its rich historical and cultural background.”
Taste seven Slovenian wines in Ljubljana Castle’s cellar with a local host, snacks, games, and practical insight into Slovenia’s wine regions.
“This was a last minute book for us, but we are so glad we did it! Boris was awesome and gave us a comprehensive background of Slovenian wine. It helped that the wine was pretty amazing too! This is a must do for any wine lover who wants to learn more about Slovenian wine and their production processes around the country. I will be recommending. This to all my friends who travel to Ljubljana in the future!”
Taste seven Slovenian wines in a 100-year-old Bled cellar, with games, local snacks, expert guidance, and a lively look at Slovenia’s wine regions.
“The evening was fantastic! Boris told us everything there is to know about Slovenian wines! His story, descriptions and the tasting itself were very entertaining and we absolutely recommend the experience! It is so nice to see the enthusiasm for a product of the country and the wine was fantastic. We are very happy to be official ambassadors for Slovenian wine now and will take the task seriously, recommending it to family and friends😉”
Ride forest trails, rugged hills, and scenic viewpoints near Bled on a guided two-hour quad tour with gear, fuel, and flexible booking.
“Allen did a great job, it was fun experience with beautiful views that both me and my enjoyed so much!”
Learn to taste specialty coffee with an SCA trainer and Slovene cup-tasting champion during this private Ljubljana workshop.
“I learned about specialty coffee production a topic I knew almost nothing about. The demonstration provided a good starting point for my understanding of this surprisingly complex subject. I now have a greater appreciation for the nuances of coffee and the people involved in its production.”
Alps, karst and forty-six kilometres of coast, sorted by the kind of day you want.
