Trips

Krčnik is one of the most beautiful natural bridges in Slovenia and a true gem of untouched nature. The gorge with a rushing stream offers a refreshing escape all year round. A pleasant walking path, suitable for families, leads to the natural bridge. The area delights nature lovers, photographers, and peace seekers.
Around 40-meter-wide basins begin with a massive boulder, a 6-meter-deep rounded depression in the streambed, where water carries stones and sand. The water current spins and constantly shapes it.

The Gonjače Viewpoint Tower is 23 meters tall and accessible via 144 stairs. From its top, you can enjoy stunning panoramic views of Goriška Brda, the Julian Alps, the Dolomites, and on clear days, the Adriatic Sea. The tower is a popular stop for both hikers and photographers. Visiting offers a perfect introduction or conclusion to your exploration of Brda.

Sabotin is a viewpoint hill above the Soča River, known for its natural beauty and rich history from the time of the First World War. Numerous trenches, caves, and remnants of the battlefield are preserved on the top and slopes, forming the Open-Air Museum today. From Sabotin, you get a stunning view of Nova Gorica, Gorizia, and the surrounding hills.

Šmartno is a picturesque medieval village surrounded by well-preserved walls and defensive towers. Narrow stone streets, small squares, and views of the Brda hills create a unique historical atmosphere. The village is a popular destination for walks, wine tastings, and cultural events.

Cividale is a historic town in Italy, right on the Slovenian border, rich in Lombard heritage. The famous Hudičev Bridge over the Nadiža River, the old town center, and charming streets invite exploration. The city is also known for its excellent cuisine and is a popular day-trip destination from Brda.

The most beautiful Renaissance villa in Slovenia is a hub for cultural tourism, exhibitions, and events in Brda. Vipolže Villa is a stage for rich history and a sanctuary of peace surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Here, you can experience everything—from authentic cuisine to showcasing a wealth of cultural heritage, as well as hosting formal and informal gatherings and weddings.

A picturesque hillside village with narrow streets and stone houses, terraced up the hill.
Vipavski Križ
The village is among Slovenia's most beautiful historic cultural monuments.

The Museum of World War I offers a diverse range of sports activities.

A historic city with traces of Rome and an preserved patriarchal basilica with an ancient mosaic floor, ranked among the most beautiful and extensive in the Western world.

A well-known seaside resort on an island connected by a bridge, featuring a beautiful marina, charming narrow streets in the old town center, and a lovely long promenade along the coast.

One of Italy's most picturesque cities, famous for its romantic bridges, beautiful architecture, narrow streets, numerous palaces, churches, and museums.

Located just outside the city of Trieste. Built for Archduke Maximilian of Austria and his wife Charlotte of Belgium.

The world's largest stone railway bridge - with a museum train on the Austro-Hungarian Bohinj line from 1906

Kras caves are one of the most significant natural attractions of the Kras region. Their special features include stalactites, stalagmites, and dripstones, which create stunning natural formations and underground chambers.
Among the most famous caves in the area are Škocjan Caves – a UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for their magnificent underground canyon, and Postojna Cave, one of the most visited tourist caves worldwide, enchanting visitors with underground tunnels, galleries, and trains.
Visiting the Kras caves offers a glimpse into underground nature and an understanding of the geological processes that shaped this unique landscape.