2025 Radovljica Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

| Slovenia | Bled | Vintgar Gorge | It only took half a day to walk around Lake Bled. I didn’t want to waste the bus fare, but I didn’t know how to spend the rest of the time. Ventgar Canyon might be a good choice. The famous hiking trails in Slovenia are private attractions for foreign tourists. You can avoid the crowds and take a hiking trip. I would describe Vintega Canyon as a mini version of Taroko National Park. It is not too big, but the landforms in the park are complete. There are wooden plank roads along the way built over the winding river valley. The road is quite flat and walking on it is not tiring at all. It is suitable for you who do not exercise. The river is sometimes turbulent and sometimes calm. With the wooden plank road crossing the river and going back and forth between the two banks, it feels like stepping into a primeval forest. The green water of the river is so clear that it rivals the Plitvice Lakes, and even the rotten wood at the bottom of the river can be clearly seen. If you are tired of the crowds at Lake Bled, the Vintgar Gorge is a great option to get out of the city and into the embrace of nature. The zero-pollution natural scenery depends entirely on the self-discipline of tourists. It also implies that Hong Kong people have the same aspirations and practice taking away their own rubbish. Last time when I introduced Lake Bled, I forgot to recommend the cream cake, which is an important symbol of Bled and basically no tourist would miss it. As for the taste, it is a matter of personal preference. (I think it's average, but not bad. _____________________________________________ 📍 Travel to Gorje, Podhom 80, 4247 Zgornje Gorje, Slovenia 🕑 7:00~20:00 (depending on the month) / Closed from December to March #mytravoto #Lifeisaneverlastingjourney #TheMostStylishTravelExperience #NaturalWonders #TravelInspiration #Overseas Travel

A beautiful afternoon high up in the Slovenian countryside. Fun Fact: This little village was apparently sold for 2 wheels of cheese back in the day!

Now this is the art of god! In Slovenia

#Overseas travel #Slovenia #razglednatočka Standing at Razgledna tocka in Slovenia, you can see a landscape that seems to envelop you in the awe of nature. The steep cliffs rise up toward the sky like a huge crack in the earth, and the waterfalls that fall between them flow down like silver threads. The water from the waterfall breaks into small droplets every time it falls, creating a rainbow under the sunlight, and the scene is breathtakingly beautiful. The grandeur of the cliffs and the dynamic movement of the waterfalls are contrasting yet perfectly harmonized, making you think that it is the best work of nature. Here, you feel the raw and intense energy of nature and realize how small humans are.

The Bell Tower of Bled, located on Bled Island in Slovenia, is a prominent and historic structure tied to the Church of the Assumption of Mary. The tower is an iconic feature of the picturesque Bled Lake landscape, attracting visitors from around the world. 1. Height and Construction: The bell tower, standing at 52 meters (171 feet), dates back to the 15th century but has undergone several renovations due to damage caused by lightning and earthquakes. 2. Wishing Bell: One of the main attractions is the “wishing bell”, housed in the church. According to legend, ringing the bell and making a wish ensures your wish will come true. The tradition has made the bell famous among tourists and pilgrims. 3. Architecture: The bell tower and the church represent a mix of Gothic and Baroque styles, reflecting various phases of restoration and enhancement over the centuries. 4. Access: Visitors can reach Bled Island and the bell tower via a traditional pletna boat, a flat-bottomed wooden vessel rowed by local boatmen. 5. Legend of the Sunken Bell: There’s also a local legend about a sunken bell in the lake, said to have belonged to a grieving widow. The story adds a layer of mystique to the site. The bell tower and its surroundings offer stunning views of Lake Bled, the Julian Alps, and the surrounding countryside, making it a must-visit destination in Slovenia. #europetrip #travelwithgeo #travel #bled #slovenia #couplestrip

For a moment I thought I was in a lonely planet! On the way out of Lake Bled, I found a Catholic church temporarily. It was originally sunny down the mountain, but it started to snow heavily all the way up the mountain. Originally I wanted to see the church surrounded by mountains and green spaces It just turned into a Lonely Planet series of hiking in heavy snow😂 In fact, is it considered a different kind of luck? Even the big trees look uniquely beautiful The church itself is not open to the public. The back of the church is the best place to view the mountains. In addition, the road driving here is actually quite narrow. There is a small self-service parking lot at the end of the road, with about three or four spaces. If you have parking, remember to put money in the box! After parking the car, it takes about 15 minutes to walk to the church. The full names on the map are as follows Catholic church of Saint Primus and Felician It’s also very beautiful on a sunny day! #dopaminetravel #100 Ways to Travel #SloveniaTravel #catholic_church #self-driving trip

When talking about the castles of Slovenia, it's like stepping into a storybook world. Each house whispers tales of history, inviting you to embrace its enchanting beauty🏡✨ 🥹 Slovenia·Europe

Bled in Slovenia was one of the prettiest and most tranquil places of my travels, of course the lake with its stunning views all around with so many great view points but also short walk through the countryside takes you to beautiful some hikes through rocky valleys with with picturesque waterfalls. Hiring a row boat is such fun to visit the church on the island and a chance to grab an ice cream. And who can forget the sunsets. #lake#Nature #Waterfall #Sunset

Bled Castle tickets include the museum, there’s no reason not to go! The museum displays the history of the Bronze Age at that time, tax furniture from the Napoleonic rule in France, medieval bayonets and guns, and an area-wide projected map of the entire Brede. There is a small church next to it, but not too big or too grand in the form of a European cathedral. These two floors have different views of the beautiful lake panorama, for those who like to shoot, definitely a good location.