Top Things to do in Styria Region
Top Restaurants in Styria Region
Top 10 Sacred & Religious Sites in Styria Region, Slovenia
Discover the best top things to do in Styria Region, Slovenia including Holy Trinity Pilgrimage Church, Zupnijska Cerkev sv. Lovrenca, Sveta Gora (Holy Mountain), Zicka Kartuzija, Zidovsko pokopalisce, Maribor Cathedral (Church of St John the Baptist), Way of the Cross, Cerkev Sv. Kriz na Gori Oljki, Plague Column, Arch-parochial Church of St. Martin.
Restaurants in Styria Region
1. Holy Trinity Pilgrimage Church
2. Zupnijska Cerkev sv. Lovrenca
3. Sveta Gora (Holy Mountain)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Vierdank - Stockholm, Sweden
A must see in the Solkan valley. The whole place with the monastery, the church, the surroundings is oozing with serenity. The views over the extremely beautiful Slovenian landscape is stunning. It is a Franceskan monastery in "full working order" with active brothers. There is a restaurant, but opening times unknown to me. When we visited in July it was closed during daytime. Maybe open on Sundays. The monastery also has a museum which is open on Sundays in conjunction with the mass. From Nova Gorica it's a mere 20 min ride by car to get uphill. Bus is also available to Grgar, if you'd like to hike up the last 2-3 km. Must see if you're in the Gorizia/Nova Gorica area!
4. Zicka Kartuzija
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
5. Zidovsko pokopalisce
6. Maribor Cathedral (Church of St John the Baptist)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By ilnurg2019
Maribor is a well known turistic place, with a nice Old city centre with old cherches and lovely streets with authentic small shops. There is also a good place to taste the local wines that frankly speaking better than some of french wines. For the winter lovers in the city outskirts you can find middle size ski resort. To sumup Maribor is a good place for winter and sumner visit for 2-3 days.
7. Way of the Cross
8. Cerkev Sv. Kriz na Gori Oljki
9. Plague Column
10. Arch-parochial Church of St. Martin
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