Hotel Medno Ljubljana
Medno 54 Ljubljana, 1210, Slovenia
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East to a New Ljubljana
... decorative trinkets. We smiled awkwardly back and, knowing that we had no intention of buying, decided to wait outside instead.
Gradually, a small group gathered for the trek through the vast underground canyons. Stepping gingerly through the silent, dimly-lit caves, it was hard not to be awe-struck. In a cave punctuated with hundreds of huge, gnarly domes and cones of stalactites and stalagmites tens of thousands of years old, the tour leader admitted ...
Busy week in Slovenia!
... the high Slovenian Alps mountain pass which took us over to the secluded Bled Lake surrounded with beautiful mountains, a castle over looking the lake and a lonely church on an island in the middle of the lake. Such an amazing site to see. The next day Barbara's sister Lucija joined us as we toured the Postojna Caves which are very similar to the Carlsbad Caverns except it had a bridge the tour guide thought was a very important part of the cave for some reason. ...
Beautiful Ljublijana
... history, it has been influenced by its geographic position at the crossroads of Germanic, Latin and Slavic cultures.
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Slovenian hospitality and more Sicilian adventures
... five days was going to be pushing it in terms of getting everything done!
Before catching our flight back to Palermo, we spent a morning doing a whirlwind tour of Venice. It was beautiful, but being slightly sleep deprived from an overnight train and carrying heavy luggage in extreme heat did not make me the most enthusiastic of tourists! Regardless, we had fun getting lost in the crazy streets and gawking at the ridiculous overpriced espresso in San Marco ...
Where the hell am I?
... and said ¨Book me a bus for tomorrow. I don´t care where...¨so of course, Slovenia was the obvious choice.
Not to do injustice to the Slovenians, but there isn´t a hell of a lot to do in their country. That is, until you go to a place called Lake Bled. It is the most beautiful lake you can imagine, with a Roman fortress and church both high upon the hills above and in the tiny island in the middle. But, who would have thought the water in Slovenia ...



