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Touting Ljubljana and Lake Bled, the Julian Alps and even Adriatic ports, Slovenia is a real gem of Eastern Europe. Check out its mountains and quirky towns with help from a tourHQ guide.
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The most colourful guide in Ljubljana I've ever met.
I am a bachelor of English and Russian languages and a master of economy. Throughout my studies, i ...
Local guide/tour manager for Slovenia and the ...
I am an official Government Licensed Tour Guide, and my husband is a bike guide. All our free time ...
Luka has travelled to over 50 countries around the globe and has plenty more on his ‘go ...
I just love to meet Czech tourists.
I'm a high school teacher for 20 years, but my first job was as a guide - 22 years ago. I did a lot ...
I am from Maribor, Slovenia and have also a lot of experience in all kind of tourism, not only in ...
- experienced professional tour guide,- licensed tour guide for all over Slovenia, specialized in ...
I am a tour guide with a background in Art History and Sociology of Culture. I offer a variety of ...
License: City of Ljubljana since 2008. Languages: Slovene, English, German. Feel free to contact ...
Experienced tour guide with an official international license. Professor ...
Working in tourism for already 10 years...from a hotel receptionist, booking staff at the ...
I am a professional guide with a license for more than 35 years. Besides, Slovene language ...
Often thought of as a more backwoods, less destination-worthy locale, Slovenia is constantly disproving preconceived notions with their well-established sophistication. While its’ rusticity remains a country-wide draw, a progressive culinary society stretches beyond the rural charm. In fact, its’ balance of modernization and inertia have allowed Slovenia’s true appeal to shine through; the picturesque Adriatic coastline and snow-capped mountain peaks unknowingly entice its’ visitors to a heavenly mindset. Any Slovenia tour guide will encourage you to lose your senses in its’ turquoise waters and castle-dotted cliff sides.
Along with its’ seemingly unhurried serenity, Slovenia is a very open-minded and tourist-friendly country. Many residents speak English, especially the younger generation, making navigating its’ land easy and accessible to those visiting. Their subtle reputation for a more raucous nightlife scene can make urban areas intimidating after dark, but safety is no more of an issue than in any other modern destination. Like most countries, shopping and markets are more accessible in larger cities but locals can be a bit more hospitable in the slower, rural regions.
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