Inn KOS – Idrija
I had to go to the west of Slovenia for work. The day didn’t start well, I got up at 6am, half an hour later I was on the bus and arrived at the...
Dr Jam Travels Experiencing the Earth
Prehistoric Ljubljana – pile-dwellers
The area of the Ljubljana Basin has been inhabited since prehistoric times, due to its interesting strategic location (amber route). In the Paleolithic and Mesolithic settlements were less frequent and their development at the...
Baroque Ljubljana
After the favorable end of the Middle Ages, Ljubljana had a lot of problems (diseases, earthquakes, invasions) when entering the new century. Things stabilized in the Baroque, which in the 17th and 18th centuries...
Inn Šestica (Six) since 1776
Šestica (Six) is an inn with the longest tradition in Ljubljana. According to the testimony of Janez Vajkard Valvasor already in 1670, this place hosted wagoners on the way between Vienna and Trieste, but...
Libanonske meze in Ljubljana (CLOSED)
With Katka we met in the center after work. First, we went to Pritličje for a drink, so that we can decide in peace where we will go to eat something for a late...
Gorenjska – Upper Carniola visit
I was at Gorenjska, visiting three locations in the Triglav National Park. I took a look at the gorge and the waterfall and refresh myself in the lake before regaining strength at the inn....
Ošterija Žogica in Solkan
After a business trip to Italy, we stopped in Solkan, that Andrej, as a local, suggests the Žogica inn. The location is ideal, less than a kilometer out of Solkan, along the Soča River....
Cafe Romeo – best pancakes in town
Cafe Romeo is a restaurant located in the old town of Ljubljana. Although the address is Stari trg 6, it has the most tables on the terrace along the Gallus embankment overlooking the Ljubljanica...
Konoba Istra in Bale
I had to go to Barbariga again. When I did everything necessary, it was time for the match Slovenia:Australia. Probably 200 fans gathered in the two bars that had the broadcast. I barely got...
Prekmurje visit
Prekmurje is a province in the northeast of Slovenia, between Hungary (the biggest influence), Austria, Croatia, and the Mura river, which separates it from the rest of Slovenia. This is a predominantly flat landscape...