Hotel Jama Postojna
Jamska Cesta 30 Postojna, 6230, Slovenia
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Camping Pivka Jama, een vredige, rustige plek
... Menemen,Köfte, Krem Peynir...en de
worsten zonder enige smaak, eindelijk lekkere salami, ham, salades...
Na de vele kilometers vanaf Turkije doorheen Griekenland, Bulgarije, Serviė en Kroatiė (en de vele grenscontroles) zijn we beland op de camping Pivka Jama in Postojna (Sloveniė, 24 Euro)), een oase van rust en een ideale plek om een dagje te ontspannen vooraleer de lange tocht ...
Blind, gilled salamanders and Chinese tourists!
... much, it would cost me a fortune in maps. The GPS took us down a road that looked promising at the beginning, but about five miles down it the sides pulled in and the center divider disappeared. Cars would appear ahead coming towards us and we would both go into the dirt to get by each other like other places in Croatia, and the windiness began to give the kids a bit of car sickness. But the scenery was fantastic; the surrounding countryside was lush and green with ...
Heimsókn til Bled og Postonja á leið til Króatíu
... lsan tķma til aš skoša bęinn og fį sér aš borša. Viš laumušumst hins vegar į svolķtiš afskekkt veitingahśs og notušum tķmann til aš hnżta nokkra lausa enda fyrir nęstu daga.
Eftir hįdegiš var ekiš rakleišis til Postonja žar sem viš fórum ķ skošunarferš um hellana. Žetta er ķ žrišja sinn sem ég fer um žį, og er gaman aš sjį hvernig ašstašan, móttökurnar og žó sérstaklega ...
Ljubljana: Dragons & castles, bridges & beaches
... out onto the road and footpaths. And lazing around on the longest stretch of beach in the city, you do get that same relaxed feeling as you do at the beach… so perhaps they’re not too far off.
Ljubljana’s touristic strapline is ‘where Europe meets’ and actually, it’s not that far off in both a geographical and cultural sense. Ljubljana was occupied by so many different European empires and countries and the ...
Slovenia: part II
... parts of the cave for a visit by Francis I, the first Emperor of Austria. In 1819, the caves were opened to the public, and Čeč went on to become the first official tourist guide for the caves. Electric lighting was added in 1884, preceding even Ljubljana, ...



