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Travel Home > Directory > Destinations > Europe > Slovenia
Slovenia. Pop. 2,010,347. Area. 20,273 km˛. Capital - Ljubljana. Currency – Euro (Since Jan 2007). Language – Slovenian, Italian, Hungarian (Minority). Main Religion – Roman Catholic. Time Zone – GMT + 1 hours. Main Airport – Ljubljana LJU. Climate – Continental with warm summers and cold winters. Voltage guide 220V. Dialing code 386. Slovenia is a small, forested country located between Italy and Croatia on the Adriatic Coastline. The captial and largest city is Ljubljana (Pop. 265,881). Despite being a small country it has a remarkable variety of topography from beaches on the Adriatic sea to the Julian Alps and Mount Trigalev (2,864 metres 9,396 feet) the highest point in Slovenia. The country is divied into 9 regions: Julian Alps (grand mountains on the Italian border); Ljubljana Area (The capital and surroundings); Coast and Karst (The Adriatic coastline and inland caves); Lower Styria (Maribor, Phorje, and surroundings); Savinjska (alpine valleys); Pomurje (countryside along the Mura river in the northeast); Lower Carniola (Dolenjska and Bela Krajina); Upper Carniola (Kranj and Kamniške-Savinjske Alps); and Zasavje (central Slovenia, east of the capital). The main cities and towns are: Ljubljana (Capital); Maribor (2nd Largest City); Piran (Port); Portorož (Tourist City on Coast); Koper (Port); Izola (Port); Celje (Old City); Kranj (Close to Ljubljana Airport); Nova Gorica (Near Italian Border); Novo Mesto (Near Gorjanci mountains); Ptuj (Old City with Castle); Slovenj Gradec (birthplace of composer Hugo Wolf); and Velenje (Industrial Town). Some other notable locations include: Lake Bled (romantic mountain lake complete with castle and island); Postojna (Home of large caves); and Triglav National Park. Slovenia has built up a strong economy and was the most productive of the former Yugoslav republics. The main services and industries include: electronics; electric power equipment; wood products; textiles; chemicals; machine tools; agriculture; and tourism
Slovenia Hotels Reservation including – Slovenije Hotels, Ljubljana Hotels, Bled Hotels, Karst Hotels, Pannonian Plain Hotels, Adriatic Coast, Julian Alps and Skocjan Caves.
The Grand Union Executive Hotel, is a 4 star hotel with 170 rooms. Many of the top floor rooms provide spectacular views of the city and the castle. One of the best things about this beautiful hotel is its location, one block away from the main square, shops, restaurants and attractions. The hotel has a pool, sauna and fitness room for tired visitors back from exploring Lake Bled or climbing the mighty Mount Triglav.
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Slovenia, officially the Republic of Slovenia (Slovenian: Republika Slovenija), is a coastal Alpine country in southern Central Europe bordering Italy on the west, the Adriatic Sea on the southwest, Croatia on the south and east, Hungary on the northeast, and Austria on the north. The capital of Slovenia is Ljubljana.
The Republic of Slovenia lies at the heart of Europe, where the Alps face the Pannonian plains and the Mediterranean meets the mysterious Karst. To the north is Austria; Hungary is to the east; Croatia to the south and Italy to the west.
