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Between the legendary Postojna caves ’ some of the largest on the planet ’ and the Predjama Castle and caverns, tourHQ guides in this interesting Slovenian city have plenty up their sleeve.
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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 ...
I'm a young and energetic person who loves traveling, meeting people and experiencing as many ...
Experienced tour guide with an official international license. Professor ...
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:Local guide in Ljubljana, working for Tourist Office, 1995-2007 -- Around ...
I have over 15 years of guiding experience, over 20 years of travelling experience, over 120 ...
- I am a Historian who loves to travel, people, nature, sports. I am trying to show beauties ...
Приезжаете в Словению, в маленькую, но удивительно ...
I am Karin Potrpin and I am a licenced professional tour leader. and tourist guide. I ...
My name is Darko Radović,I was born in Split in Dalmatia, the southern part of the Republic of ...
Hi, I'm Lisa and I am a qualified hiking and tourist guide and also ski instructor based in ...
My name is Jerneja, but everbody calls me Neja.I grew up in a craftsman-farming family, I studied ...
Cheerful, funny, good sense of humor, personal touch, licensed guide, ski instructor, love to work, ...
I have started working as a tour guide in my student days and never stopped. The pleasure of making ...
Cavern upon cavern and tunnel upon tunnel run their way deep into the Slovenian underground around the city of Postojna, forming the country’s second largest cave system, and the single deepest, publicly-accessible system on the planet. First discovered in the early 19th century, this fascinating subterrane is loaded with colossal stalactites and karst rock formations, and affords visitors a remarkable glimpse of geological phenomena in action. History abounds throughout the caverns too, and guests can still ride the old railway lines though the passages, see burn marks from the Second World War and witness graffiti from the before the 19th century.
Away from the underground system, Postojna tour guides are also at hand to show visitors the mighty Predjama Castle, nestled in its own gaping cave mouth just to the north. And in the town itself there are classic Slovene eateries to enjoy, serving up Hungarian goulash, Slavic dumplings and frothy beer; framed by the quaint red-tiled roofs of the historic buildings all around and the looming peaks of the Dinaric Alps in the distance.
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