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Slovenia
A Natural Gem between Alps and Sea
A Green and Sustainable Country
A Concentrated Europe in Miniature
Small country in size, great in beauty: Slovenia is a wonder of Central Europe where alpine lakes, dense forests, and picturesque villages meet in perfect harmony.
Nestled between the Alps, the Mediterranean, and the Pannonian Plain, Slovenia charms travelers seeking nature, serenity, and authenticity. From the irresistible Lake Bled to the fairy-tale Å kocjan caves, through the wild mountains of Triglav and the rolling vineyards of the east, it reveals a surprising diversity of landscapes. The world's first green destination, Slovenia focuses on responsible tourism, where quality of life is felt at every moment. Ljubljana, its human-sized capital, adds a cultural and arty touch to this journey full of sweetness and discoveries
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Between alpine peaks, enchanted forests, and charming villages, Slovenia is a hidden treasure of Europe, where nature and art de vivre unite with elegance.
Spectacular nature at your fingertips
Despite its small size, Slovenia offers an impressive diversity of landscapes: steep mountains, glacial lakes, turquoise rivers, millennial caves... In just a few kilometers, you go from the peaks of Triglav National Park to the calm of green pastures or the shores of Lake Bled. It's a paradise for hiking enthusiasts, water sports, or simply fresh air. Nature is everywhere, accessible and beautifully preserved.
A model of sustainable tourism
The first green destination in the world certified by Green Destinations, Slovenia is a pioneer in eco-responsible tourism. Here, everything is designed to preserve the environment and enhance local traditions: organic products, soft transportation, ecological accommodations... Traveling in Slovenia means discovering a country that is both modern and deeply respectful of its natural and cultural heritage, where you feel welcome, in harmony with your surroundings.
Ljubljana, a charming capital
Colorful, lively, human-sized, Ljubljana is a capital that surprises with its quality of life. Crossed by a peaceful river, animated by its markets, terraces, and flourishing artistic scene, it's discovered on foot or by bike, stress-free. A blend of Central European and Mediterranean influences, it charms with its architecture, green spaces, and friendly atmosphere. An ideal starting point to explore Slovenia... or to return again and again.
Travel guide to Slovenia
When to visit?
Slovenia can be visited year-round, but spring (May-June) and autumn (September-October) are particularly pleasant for exploring nature without the crowds. Summer is ideal for enjoying lakes and rivers, while winter attracts ski enthusiasts in the Julian Alps.
Entry formalities
European Union citizens can enter Slovenia with a valid ID card or passport. No visa is required for tourist stays of less than 90 days. For non-EU travelers, a valid passport is required.
Health
The European Health Insurance Card allows access to medical care for EU nationals. No specific vaccine is required, but it is advisable to have basic vaccines (DTP) up to date. Tap water is drinkable everywhere and of very good quality.
Plane tickets
A Paris-Ljubljana flight costs between €120 and €350, depending on the season and airline. Alternatives exist via Venice, Trieste, or Zagreb airports, with a car rental or bus to reach Slovenia.
Time difference
There is no time difference between France and Slovenia. Both countries share the GMT+1 time zone.
Spoken languages
Slovenian is the official language. English is widely spoken, especially in tourist areas and among young people. German and Italian are also heard in some regions.
Phone and internet
Slovenia's country code: +386. The mobile network is excellent, and wifi is accessible in most accommodations, restaurants, and public places. Roaming is included for European travelers.
Electricity
Electrical outlets are the same as in France (type C and F, 230V). No adapter is needed for European travelers.
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