Ljubljana and its surrounding - numerous museums, galleries, a rich heritage of the Roman Emona, high mountains and mountain meadows, Thermal Spa, castle courtyards, skiing, golf courses,

Gorenjska - high rocky mountains, the Soca valley (kayaking and canoeing), hiking trails, casino and wellness programmes skiing, golf courses.Prekmurje rounded hill, wide fields, winegrowing hills, floating mills, wind rattles, health resorts

Štajerska - mountain world, grassy plains, hiking trails, majestic forests, health resorts

Koroška - Skiing

North Primorska - caves and sink holes, and wineyards, the Soča valley (kayaking and canoeing), hiking trails,

South Primorska - the Adriatic sea, cherry orchards, modern hotels, congress halls, casinos, olive groves, golf courses

Dolenjska and Bela Krajina - winegrowing hills, wine roads, castles and monasteries, health resorts, golf courses

Mediterranean coast, mysterious Karst with the most beautiful underground worlds, a “small” capital of Ljubljana with all the characteristics of major European capitals, Pohorje, the area of forests on the eastern side of the Alps and finally, the Alps it selves, mighty but easily accessible. All of this is Slovenia, a country located in Central Europe, on the boarder with Austria, Italy, Hungary and Croatia.

Slovenia became a member of EU on 1st May 2004.

The currency is Slovenian Tolar ( SIT ). Until the beginning of 2007, it will remain legal tender in Slovenia when it will be replaced by Euro. The general purchasing power (GDP) per capita is 79% of EU average, with low 2,3% inflation, low criminal rate, low poverty rate and the economic growth around 4 percent per year or more.

Property market in Slovenia has been growing in the last few years, partly due to cross border transactions. The total volume of transactions on the secondary real estate market has amounted to 2 billion €, with around 1000 transactions per year (related to the so called "weekend" houses).

People in Slovenia like going to their »weekend houses«. They are usually situated in the vicinity of a small vineyard or olive groves, usually in the coastal region. Thus, they can enjoy their own wine and local ethnic food.

Did you know that Slovenia possesses 2% of world finest vineyards? Have you heard that in the area with only 2 million inhabitants, you may find 500 kinds of bread (traditional cakes, like »potica« are not included)?

Many say that Slovenia is the country on the sunny side of the Alps. Is it really so? We find it important that you do come over and pay us a visit, get to know our habits, our versatile cuisine, climate and picturesque countryside. Slovenia has always had its little secrets of charming its visitors with the beauty, uniqueness and extreme generosity of the people. Once you experience all of this and more, it is hard to forget it. That is the reason why people keep coming back.