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Ridin' Solo
... train at 8am which would take me straight to Ljubljana. I arrived in the capital city of Slovenia around 2pm.
When I got there I utilized the train station's lockers and stored my backpack in there while I walked around the city... It was really hot and I didn't feel like lugging it around. Then I went to the tourist information office, got a map and began exploring the city. First things first, I decided to get some lunch. While I was walking around looking for ...
Lakes & Caves in Ljubliana
... of the day! We fiiiinally arrived in Venice at about 8.30pm, after over 12 hours of travel and we headed on our way to the hostel. Thankfully we managed to find our hostel easily enough and arrived at 9pm. To get to the hostel door we have to cross a little bridge over a canal which is so cute. The hostel itself is… interesting. It has a big common area with dining table and couches and ...
Slovenia
... in Slovenia, we get out of the airprot in 10 minutes flat. Heathrow could learn a thing or too from these guys instead of the hours spent queuing for security and blah blah blah! Having an EU passport is great as we got into the short queue ;) (sorry to those who dont!) Although, one thing is odd, as my little frog on my bag has somehow got one leg loose. Hmm, protecting him or trying to steal my little mascot?? Guess ill never know.... Very ...
Lights Out Ljubljana
... semi-dark was fun. This place is built like the Winchester Mansion. The stairs zig-zag through the building. There are ramps to half-floors and stairs leading to a few isolated rooms that might as well be a dead-end. Surprisingly, the open design of the stairways adds to the confusion as you stare through bars and hanging plants to hallways you aren't quite sure how to get to. The least confusing way up is to take the elevator, but I'd prefer not to be stuck in a Slovenian elevator when ...
A Little More Ljubljana
... WWII history. Slovenia was invaded by Italy in 1941 and went to Germany after Italy capitulated near the end of the war. The Italians ended-up encircling Ljubljana with barbed-wire and a mine field in order to cut partisans off from access to the city. On display were posters where Italian and German authorities proclaimed the execution of Slovenians in response to partisan activities. There were also apparently a sizable number of children of partisans cut-off from ...
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