Top Things to do in Upper Carniola Region
Top Restaurants in Upper Carniola Region
The 10 Best Points of Interest & Landmarks in Upper Carniola Region, Slovenia
Discover the best top things to do in Upper Carniola Region, Slovenia including Three Country Border, Gornji Trg, Preseren Square, Ajdovska Deklica, Prisank Mountain Window, The Tunnels under the old town Kranj, Mestni Trg, Tromeja -Triple border, Marian and Holy Trinity columns, Stara Fuzina.
Restaurants in Upper Carniola Region
1. Three Country Border
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5.0 based on 8 reviews
The summit of Pec (1510 metres) above Ratece is the spot where the borders of the three neighbouring countries Slovenia, Italy and Austria meet. It is also the meeting point of three cultures: Slavonic, Romanic and Germanic. Each year the summit of Pec is the meeting place of the three peoples and it is here that the plan to mount a joint Olympic bid by three separate nations was born.
2. Gornji Trg
3. Preseren Square
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4.5 based on 2,099 reviews
Reviewed By Global447181 - Ljubljana, Slovenia
Ljubljana’s main squere is named after the greatest Slovenian Poet France Prešeren , his statue you can see on the squere, facing his great love Julija Primic and with a muse of poetry above his head.
4. Ajdovska Deklica
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4.5 based on 39 reviews
Ajdovska deklica is the rock face of a maiden that found its own special place in folk fable. Legend has it that the Ajdovska maidens foretold the people of Kranjska Gora their fortune at birth. They also advised the people when to sow their crops and when to harvest them. One of the maidens foretold the son of a hunter that he would kill the Goldenhorn which inhabited the surrounding mountains. This prophecy angered the other maidens who punished Ajdovska deklica by turning her into rock.
5. Prisank Mountain Window
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
The large window that nature carved in the face of the Prisank mountain is the best-known in Slovenia. It is a staggering 80 metres tall and 40 metres wide. Its tattered rock cliffs and the large mound of scree below indicate that sometime in history, the rock was punctured at a weak joint causing a landslide that, through rock-deterioration and weathering, grew to its present day size. Which is the correct name, Prisank or Prisojnik? This is a dilemma that has been going on for more than a century. Both names mean the same in the Slovenian language and the name of the mountain indicates that its slopes are positioned to face the Sun.
6. The Tunnels under the old town Kranj
7. Mestni Trg
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4.5 based on 251 reviews
Reviewed By maksmatejc
City Square is one of the markets in Ljubljana. Since the 12th century, Mestni trg has been the most important market in the city, as it housed the City Hall building and several houses of prominent bourgeois families. The houses adjacent to the square today represent a mixture of medieval and baroque architecture, as a result of the earthquakes and fires that affected Ljubljana. Square attractions include: Town Hall (Magistrate), Robb's Fountain, Dolnicar's House, Haman's House, Krisper's House, Lichtenberg's House, Skobernet's House, Obrezov's House, Souvan's House, City Gallery 1. Krisper's House was born on 30 May 1816 Primic, the muse of the poet France Prešeren. The composer Gustav Mahler also lived there in 1881 and 1882.City, Old and Upper Square represent the old town.
8. Tromeja -Triple border
9. Marian and Holy Trinity columns
10. Stara Fuzina
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
Stara Fužina is a typical Alpine village located in the Triglav National Park offering a wide variety of options to explore many interesting cultural and natural landmarks.
Reviewed By eleon_ras - Budapest, Hungary
Very quiet holiday village in Bohinj. Great centre for trip to lake Bohinj, lake Bled. Alpinism, skiing, touring.
