This article explores these hidden treasures, uncovering their beauty and importance. At over 24 kilometers long, Postojna Cave is Slovenia's most visited attraction. Guided tours are offered through ...

All across the globe Unesco world heritage sites are wildly popular with visitors. And with good reason – as every one has ...

The Waitomo Glowworm Caves in New Zealand offer a unique experience, with glowworms illuminating the ceilings like a starlit ...

With 13,000 caves (and counting), Slovenia is a country of caves. The Swiss cheese-like landscape below-ground runs throughout the country and offers hikes for all different abilities. A UNESCO ...

Slovenia is known for being one of the most picturesque countries in Europe. Teeming with brilliant turquoise lakes, impressive caves, majestic mountains, quaint villages, and so many castles ...

Immerse yourself in an intimate acoustic concert held in one of Europe’s most breathtaking natural wonders, Križna Jama (Cross Cave), a pristine water cave nestled in an area of outstanding ...

Eking through them on an illuminating guided tour is one of Slovenia’s great travel experiences and much more rugged and rewarding than the touristy Postojna Caves, with their tourist train.

Slovenia’s Skocjan Caves and the Primeval Beech Forests are deemed natural sites, while the country’s remaining trio are designated cultural sites. Unesco recognises these five world heritage sites ...

Slovenia’s Skocjan Caves and the Primeval Beech Forests are deemed natural sites, while the country’s remaining trio are designated cultural sites. Unesco recognises these five world heritage ...