Grajski Dvor Radovljica

Kranjska Cesta 2 Radovljica, SI-4240, Slovenia

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Unreal lakes and beer!

A travel blog entry by danniw

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... I had a nice ice cream though that was white with black speckles in it (the names were in Germany), which was only 1.4 euros and very large and tasty! In Calgary something like that would definitely cost 3-4 euros each, so I'm definitely enjoying all the awesome ice cream here :) My mom got a 3 euro salad from Burger King, which wasn't that good but was a good snack.

We got on the bus again for approximately an hour. The view in the Alpes that we ...

End of Eastern Europe for a while

A travel blog entry by teamjames

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... Burek (a pastry thing that can be filled with meat or cheese) which was pretty sickening due to its greasiness. Then we went to the airport and were delayed for 3 hours because of a dint in the plane made by a bird on the plane's previous trip, which engineers had to give clearance on before we could proceed. Clearance was given and everybody moved on with their lives (except the ...

Trieste to Ljubljana

A travel blog entry by gandablog

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Tuesday 5th July 2011
Triest to Ljubljana. Raining in
patches this morning but we managed to avoid getting wet in Trieste.
Our bus did not go until 1400 so we dropped our luggage and wandered
back into the centre of Trieste. We thought that we would visit a
museum as the weather was dodgy. The first choice and most promising
was the Museo Revoltella, but it was closed on Tuesday. Around the
corner was the Museo Sartorio, ...

Cycling Sunday in Slovenia

A travel blog entry by lieselbotha

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... the Sava river & woods via a hiking / biking track, then Lancovo, Lipnica, Kamna Gorica, Dobrava, Misace, Globoko, and finally to Radovljica. It is a medieval village on a hilltop, which overlooks valleys on both sides. Great views. I must have set off around 9am and got there at around 12h00 because my route was a roundabout one. It’s only 7km from Bled on the busy road, which I didn’t want to follow. I ...

Ljubljana and Lake Bled

A travel blog entry by derekandmyra

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... there, a Slovenian Scout Troop were running all sorts of scouting activities, and their leaders were very good at recruiting passers-by to help them.

Slovenian food focusses on meat and dumplings, and their drinking is wide-ranging, as long as it is alcholic. We ate well at various restaurants but would welcome a change of diet, after just a few days!

We spent a whole day exploring the city sights including the usual host of churches. Most of the Roman Catholic ...

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