Document checklist for Slovenia

• Valid passport
• Schengen Visa (if applicable)
• Return or onward ticket

Essential Slovenia travel information

Currency – The Euro (€) is Slovenia’s national currency. $1 is about similar to €0.94.

Daily budget for 1 person – €54 ($50).

Languages – Slovenia’s national and official language is Slovenian.

Socket type – 50Hz, 230V supply voltage, C and F.

Time zone – Central European Standard Time (GMT+1).

Top 3 cities to visit – Ljubljana, Bled, and Piran.

The top 3 landmarks/monuments are Lake Bled, Vintgar Gorge, and Ljubljana Street Art.

Visa information for Slovenia

Slovenia’s inclusion in the Schengen Area makes travel there simple. With a Schengen Visa, most foreign citizens are permitted to travel or do business for up to 90 days during 180 days in this nation and other European nations.

Typical costs and budget for Slovenia

Daily spending – €54 ($50) per person.

Meals – €15 ($16) per person.

Transport – €9 ($10) per day.

Hotel – In Slovenia, a double room costs, on average, €30 ($32) per person per night.

A weeklong trip to Slovenia typically costs €660 ($700) for two people.

Transport and best ways to travel around Slovenia

The most convenient method to explore Slovenia is by vehicle. The Slovenian countryside may be explored easily on well-maintained roads. However, because roads pass across a significant portion of Slovenia and connect to all of its neighbors, be sure to get the online vignette for utilizing highways.

The best way to tour Slovenia is through public transit. Most of Slovenia’s key tourist destinations are accessible through the extensive train and bus network. Additionally, it is reasonably priced, particularly if you travel on weekends and holidays when tickets are discounted by 75%.

Safety in Slovenia

The Global Peace Index places Slovenia in the top 5 safest nations in the world due to its low crime rate. However, as with all travel, the most straightforward approach to prevent problems is to take precautions.

Minor crime does happen. Gas stations and service facilities near highways are frequent targets for auto thefts. Ensure that your car is always locked.

Alpine regions are vulnerable to mudslides, flash floods, and avalanches. When skiing, stay on designated slopes and paths, pay attention to the local weather, and heed local authorities’ advice.

Weather in Slovenia

The most significant time to travel to Slovenia is in late September when you can see the first signs of autumn while still feeling the warmth of the summer sun. While there is a minor rise around Lake Bled, there is a considerable increase towards the shore. Although it becomes calm in the mornings and nights, the daytime high is often about 20 °C. Typically, summers are too hot to go to the cities and mountains. Therefore, spring (April–May) or fall (September) is the optimal time to accomplish this.

Must do and see in Slovenia

Vintgar Gorge in Slovenia is among the most desirable locations to stroll. In addition, the Radovna River is crisscrossed by a 1.6 km boardwalk, resulting in stunning, picturesque scenery that is interesting to explore.

Slovenia travel must include a visit to Lake Bled. One of Eastern Europe’s most well-known tourist locations is Lake Bled, famous for its castle perched on a hill in the center of the Lake, quiet bathing areas, and spectacular short hiking paths.

On the Adriatic Coast is a little, vibrant town called Piran. Enjoy the city’s streets, eat at one of the many seafood establishments, and stroll around the ancient walls to enjoy the scenery.

Typical Slovenian food to try

Struklji: These wrapped dumplings are a common accompaniment to meat and sauces, and delectable as a dessert.

One of the most well-known Slovenian meals is Zganci, sometimes called corn mush or spoonbread. Buckwheat flour-based versions with cracklings on top are prevalent.

Potica: The Slovenian rolled-dough cake, also known as potica, is recognized as Slovenia’s ambassador and is among the famous desserts in the world.

Vaccine information for Slovenia

We strongly suggest you visit the CDC website for the most recent information on all vaccine requirements, COVID-19 precautions, and advised drugs for Slovenia.