Location: Kamnik
Top Things to do in Kamnik
The 7 Best Things to Do in Kamnik, Slovenia
Kamnik (pronounced [ˈkaːmnik] ( listen); German: Stein or Stein in Oberkrain) is a town in northern Slovenia. It is the central settlement of the Municipality of Kamnik. It encompasses a large part of the Kamnik Alps and the surrounding area. The town of Kamnik has ruins of two castles as well as many examples of historical architecture.
Restaurants in Kamnik
1. Mali grad
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By FrankyRicc
Nice half-an-hour trip if you are in Kamnik. In the old city center, near municipality and near the local government office. Also some nice history/folk story behind it. Visiting at night can give you a couple of shivers though, because some say a princess Veronika Deseniska was tortured/killed there...
2. Natural Health Resort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
The village of Tunjice is an idyllic village lying on the Slovenian Alps' foothills, close to the town of Kamnik. Millions of years ago the sea has been spread over now so wonderful woodland. Thus, the province is famous for its fossils, sanded marls and high-grade limestone formed in far Miocene. The Natural Healing Resort is placed on the Northeast side of Kamnik city in a large dense forest nearby the picturesque baroque church of St. Ana. Within a range of 10.000 square meters of slowly inclining piece of land is a spa with healing water and several energy Springs, marked with circles and ideograms of different shapes.
Reviewed By Vesna R - Kamnik, Slovenia
Peaceful place, nice people with personal touch, lovely green village Tunjice ... only few kilometers from Kamnik I enyojed unique moments at Natural health Resort in Tunjice. It is a modern wellness centre with personal touch, situated in green, harmonic nature, really good for body and soul. Katja, the owner, mesured my aura field, I visited also energetic points and filled my body with energy. It works! I recommend this amazing place, great experience for everybody!
3. Metropolis Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Metropolis Spa is undoubtedly the first Slovenian beauty centre where all the five senses are being stimulated, whereas our experienced and well-trained staff attends to the sixth sense. In addition, we are the first in Slovenia to use the method of chromatherapy, a therapy focused on scents in combination with a sophisticated music background system.
4. Majolka
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By izi f - Ljubljana, Slovenia
Good location in the old part of town - nice stop weather you like to have a Slovene lunch, mexican food, pizza or home made sweets. And a must stop for coffe lovers - you get it in interesting cups made by local artist. Eell - for me the chocolate was the best...
There is also a gallery in the same house.
5. BookTaxi Slovenia
Professional company for personal transport in public transport. We are a small company it means that we care for each customer. Our success is a satisfied customer. Our company specialises for the personal transfer in the public transport. We offer taxi transport and personal transfer with kombi vehicles. We offer the rent of personal and kombi vehicles with or without driver.
6. Koticek Pod Srecno Zvezdo
We are a giftshop with unique gifts, souvenirs, jewelry, home decor, natural cosmetics and other handmade items at affordable prices.
7. Budnar's Museum House
The Budnar’s house is a unique living museum depicting the lives of our ancestors. The renovated house, which was declared a historic monument, is owned by the municipality of Kamnik, and was named after its last owner, Cveto Budnar. The small partly stone partly wooden house leans against the hillside so that the gank (porch) with its southern side is always in the Sunshine. The house represents a stretched home of a middle peasant in those days. At first, the house had only two rooms; a room called »hiša« (house) and a doorway with a smoke kitchen, later a small room called kamra was added, so that the living quarters and the farm are under the same roof. Today the house is a living museum which preserves a more than one hundred year old tradition of old farm houses and the simple peasant life.
