SLOVENIA: http://www.slovenia-tourism.si/intro/ Bled: http://www.burger.si/Bled/ENGBledUvod.html A pearl of the Alpine region, situated around a lake, with an idyllic island on, and a castle high above it (53 km from Ljubljana). Kamnik: http://www.burger.si/Kamnik/ENGKamnik.htm A medieval town, surrounded by green hills and high peaks of the Alps. In the Middle Ages, Kamnik was a flourishing trading town with an own mint and some distinguished aristocratic families among its residents. It was protected by Stari grad and Mali grad, two castles overlooking the town (22 km from Ljubljana). Postojna: http://www.postojnska-jama.si/en/cave.htm The mysterious Postojna cave world (first mentioned in 1213), is the part of Slovenia which has been carved, shaped and created by water; deep within these world-famous caves hide the most precious beauty created through millions of years, drop by drop, year after year... (54 km from Ljubljana). Koper: http://www.burger.si/Obala/Obala_SkicaENG.htm Koper with its medieval core has the central role on the Slovenian coast (109 km from Ljubljana). Piran: http://www.burger.si/Piran/Piran_3.htm Picturesque Mediterranean town on the Adriatic coast. The jewel of the Slovenian coast (124 km from Ljubljana). LJUBLJANA: http://www.ljubljana-tourism.si/index.cgi?set_lang=us View of the city centre of Ljubljana Nearness of the city centre and Kamnik-Savinja Alps Prešeren Square Plečnik's Triple Bridge Plečnik's Market Ljubljana Castle Ljubljanica River and Cobblers' Bridge Medieval part of Ljubljana Cooperative Bank on Miklošič Street 8 (designed by Ivan Vurnik) in the heart of the Secessionist town quarter. Ljubljanica Sluice Gate designed by architect Jože Plečnik. Trnovo Pier Gardens in Krakovo .