Slovenia News

Being a quiet and modest city just ten years ago, today Ljubljana is teeming with life and fascinating events that draw guests from all corners of the world like a magnet. The biggest star of the Slovenia’s capital is its chief architect— Jože Plečnik. Ljubljana owes to the modern architectural design of its centre for

Vias ferratas are the climbing routes in Slovenian mountains protected with steel cables. They have become increasingly popular in Slovenia. A great number of climbers regularly visit vias ferratas. Today, there are eight officially registered vias ferratas in Slovenia. One of them has been opened in the Upper Sava Valley this August. In July 2016,

Robin McKelvie, a travel writer and the author of one of the earliest English language guidebooks to Slovenia, visits different countries around the world and later writes articles about the most interesting and stunning places. He first visited Slovenia in 1990s, and ever since has developed a strong passion towards this unique country. In August,

The Statistics office reports that during the first six months of 2017, Slovenia exported goods worth 13.96 billion euros, which is 11.7% higher than in the same period of 2016. At the same time, Slovenian import grew by 13.9% reaching 13.53 billion euros. The overall trade surplus made 415.1 million euros, wherein the export-to-import ratio

The Statistics Office reports that the industrial output of Slovenia grew by 7.2% at the yearly level during the first six months of 2017. The pace of turnover expansion is a bit slower and makes 7.1% on a year-on-year bases. During the January-June period, the level of industrial output grew in all sectors of industry,