Discover the best top things to do in Inner Carniola Region, Slovenia including Aerodium Logatec, Creative Ways, Vip Prevozi, Predjama Castle, Postojna Cave, Krizna Jama Cave, Adventure Park, Pivka Jama, Museo Militare Di Pivka, Park vojaske zgodovine Pivka.
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5.0 based on 57 reviews
Do you remember your childhood dream – to fly like a bird? It is possible at Aerodium Logatec! You are fulfilling not only yours, but also the oldest dream of the humanity about the flying! It is safe to fly and you do not need a previous experience! Flying is an unbelievable experience for families and friends, colleagues as well as a good place for practice for professional sportsmen.
Awesome experience. Great and very professional team. And Greg - super funny and relaxed - the best instructor I could wish for. I highly recommend.
5.0 based on 14 reviews
First outdoor escape adventure with a splash of augmented reality! This original adventure game through the city streets is designed to be played by a team of 2-5 players. It involves numerous brain teasers and challenges - to get to the finish, you have to discover all the hidden clues, decipher codes, solve original riddles and bring to life 3D augmented reality characters.
5.0 based on 17 reviews
VIP Prevozi/transportation are a company from SLOVENIA that is engaged in the transportation of persons with higher-end Mercedes Benz vehicles. All vehicles are comfortably furnished and are regularly serviced and maintained, always clean and ready for transport the most demanding passengers. All our drivers are helpful and friendly, accurate and dressed in elegant dress code. We drive you to & from Ljubljana airport and all other airports near by - in style & on time!
We chose vip prevozi for friend's wedding and we loved it! Very special, amazing experience! We would definetely rent it again
4.5 based on 3,619 reviews
Predjama Castle is situated in the middle of a towering cliff, a mere 9 km from Postojna Cave. Picturesque, magnificent, defiant, mysterious and impregnable, it has been dominating the surrounding area, perched high up in the 123-metre high cliff, for more than 800 years. It is listed among the Guinness World Records as the largest cave castle in the world. Check the timetable of visits by months.
Predjama Castle. When travelling Rovinj, Croatia to Ljubljana, we debated whether or not to make the side trip to this castle since we had already seen two other major structures built into cliffs (Tekija Blagaj Dervish House, Mostar and Pustinja Blaca/Blaca Hermitage, Brac) on this trip, but we are glad we did. Our GPS lady friend got us there with just one little glitch, which we overcame having learned to follow local road signs any time there is a discrepancy with the GPS. The drive there was through little villages and it took us about an hour to reach the castle from the Croatia-Slovenia border. There is a small parking lot which is only 50 m from the path to the cave. No fee is required unless you decide to go inside. The Predjama Castle is a picturesque and impregnable castle perched in the middle of a 404’ high rocky cliff where it has rested for over 800 years. We have learned that settling in the caves initially provided people such as monks and kings protection from pirates and the rest of the structures are the product of home improvements made over the centuries. At the base of the cliff flows the Lokva River, which disappears underground deep below the castle, which has had a variety of owners over the centuries. At the end of WWII the castle was “confiscated and nationalized by the Yugoslav Communist authorities and turned into a museum” which did not work out well. Since 2007 it has been managed by an independent company. We did not pay to go in because from what we read, the insides are not authentic, but contain lots of suits of armor and warfare gear. We did spend about 45 minutes walking the grounds, taking pictures and using the clean restroom. Food is also for sale. All in all, this is a worthy stop that we are glad we made. As an aside, about 10 minutes away were the caves. We drove past on our way back to the highway and were amazed at the size of the parking lot there, as well as the number of cars. It looked like Disney World. I am sure it must be a wonderful adventure for some, but at 70, I try to avoid large crowds where I am shuttled about like cattle.
4.5 based on 6,289 reviews
Postojna Cave is the best-known cave in the world. It is also the greatest tourist attraction in Slovenia and one of the world's largest karst monuments. A fantastic web of tunnels, passages, galleries and halls, the astonishing diversity of Karst features as well as easy access are certainly the main reasons for such popularity of the cave and a large number of visitors. Check the timetable of visits by months.
Immense cave system - taking the little train 3km into the caves was great fun even for my grown up children. You visit in groups and after the train ride walk for a further 2km into the caves where the guide gives information about certain areas .Fantastic stalagmites and stalactites and immense fascinating caverns. Please be aware that some of the walking is up or down quite steep paths -( maybe a problem for those with compromised mobility or breathing difficulty) - wear sensible shoes. We booked online which saved queuing and took the bus from Ljubljana, where we were staying, which took about 1 hour.
4.5 based on 159 reviews
Križna cave is a worldwide attraction known as the water karst cave. Its features are underground lakes with sinter’s barriers and an extremely interesting site with bones of bears, along with the naturally preserved environment for animals.
The cave impressed me! We chose a 2h tour that includes a boat ride along the first lake. The cave is really beautiful, I saw a lot, I learned a lot. Guides are friendly.
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Adventure park Postojna is a park of unique challenges. It is set up in the natural environment of trees. And this is what gives it a special allure. Healthily spend day in nature with lots of fun for everybody – children and adults, singles, couples, whole family, with friends or in groups. If you are looking for a fantastic fun day outdoor you should visit new Adventure park Postojna. 78 attractions and challenges set up in wood will connect your family even stronger Safety is our first concern. Adventure park built professionals based on the EU standards All guests get top Salewa, Black Diamond and Petzl safety gear, hire is included in the entry fee. Before you start your adventure, the guides help you get your safety harness properly fitted. Then once you get it on, you are taken through a short course on the ground on the proper and safe way to clip on to the steel cables, which ensure safety in the park. After the brief safety course you can face the first challenges on your own, but our instructors are at all times available for tips. In Adventure park everyone can find something interesting for him/her-self. The youngest will enjoy on climbing tracks one or two meters above the ground, adrenalin addicts will get the high level of adrenalin on other tracks which climb up to 14 meters. Adults and other companions can spend the day under the trees encouraging their heroes or hiking on the well tidied tracks in the wood.
4.5 based on 96 reviews
The Pivka Cave and the Black Cave are the final two caves along the subterranean Pivka River before the river finally disappears and resurfaces in the Planina Cave. The Pivka Cave entrance is located 5 km from the Postojna Cave. The 65-metre deep entrance can be reached by walking 317 steps. Electric illumination is provided along the tourist path. The path takes visitors along the Pivka River towards the Black Cave, after which they get back to the surface and return through a forest. The tour takes an hour and a half, no special equipment is needed.
4.5 based on 55 reviews
The Park of Military History Pivka is a museum and experience center providing its visitors with a unique insight into the rich military and historical heritage of this strategically very important part of Slovenia. The Park hosts one of the biggest tank-artillery collection in this part of Europe. Aside from the tanks, field guns and other armored vehicles from the second half of the 20th century, we also put on display a collection of the military aircrafts together with the helicopter Gazelle T0-001 Velenje, which supplement the museum contents. Nevertheless, the most attractive exhibit piece for our visitors is still the sabotage submarine P-913 Zeta, since they can also see its interior and experience the secret world of the submariners. With its exhibition The Road to Independence, the Park of Military History was also the first to chronologically and systematicly display the process of gaining independence in the Republic of Slovenia and the break-up of the former Yugoslavia. This topic is also illustrated with the display of armored and other vehicles that participated in the Slovenian war for independence in 1991.
I'm usually not very interested in war and weapons, but went there beacause I believe that museum is only place where weapons should be :) I was impressed by size and number of exhibits in this place. We had guided tour in submarine which i highly recommend mostly because of guide was great. He spoked Croatian perfectly and he was very informative!!
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