Highlights of Slovenia with tickets included

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David V.

November 20, 2025

Tolmin Gorge The road from Zatolmin to the village of Čadrg leads to the Tolmin Gorges at the very entrance to the Triglav National Park. The easy circular path (2 km /1.2 mi) ) takes you through the lush forest down to the vivid emerald river and over the bridge. If you turn left, you walk along the aquamarine Tolminka river through the narrow natural tunnel and you’ll soon reach the small cave with a thermal spring – one of the five main attractions in the gorges. In our opinion that’s the most stunning part of Tolmin Gorge – when the light shines through the narrow gorge, the bright turquoise river flowing beneath you, and the sparkling water drops sitting on moss-covered walls create quite a surreal scenery. Coming back, at the right sight of the bridge, there is a confluence of the two rivers – a lovely spot to just sit and “take it all in” or take a dip into the refreshing stream on a hot summer day. Next to the confluence, you find another bridge– ideal for those who are after picture-perfect photos . The slightly narrow path will take you along the Zadlascica river where you’ll reach another natural attraction of Tolmin Gorges – Bear’s head. A big rock, stuck between the walls of the gorge resembles (with a little imagination) the head of the Yogi bear so hence the name. To reach the fourth attraction in the gorges, Dante’s cave, you have to walk up the steep path and stairs. A legend says that this cave was supposedly visited by Dante Alighieri himself in the 14th century and served as an inspiration for hell in his famous work Divine Comedy. Dante’s cave is 1,1 km long and has 3 underground halls – but can only be visited with the right hiking equipment and a guide. While walking downhill towards the parking lot you pass the last attraction – Devil’s bridge, which is located 60m above the Tolminka river. The view of the river below is stunning – and head spinning. TIP: If you’re coming from the south, make sure to stop at the Solkan bridge, the world’s longest stone arch railroad bridge. Yep – the longest IN.THE.WORLD.

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Oskar K.

October 14, 2025

A great hike with a lot of nice places to visit all have great views of nature. I went there and saw a bunch of beautiful views of the river in the pictures. The trail is easy to follow and is not difficult to get to the end. You can also see some of the famous sites like the bridge and two really nice rivers that connect into one river. So yea i recommend it but you can’t litter and you have to buy a ticket. Some hikes are steep but others aren’t so if you like walking or hiking its good for both. Some places aren’t as beautiful as others though. But it’s worth it so go.

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Mario V.

August 30, 2025

It is a very beautiful place. We will definitely come back but definitely for a longer time. There is so much to see and where to go. I personally tried the lake and I loved this place.