Slovenia ranks among the top 15 countries with the best environment in the world, about 60% of the country’s territory is covered with forests. According to the Global Peace Index and World Risk Index, Slovenia is one of the safest and most peaceful countries with a high life quality. The country’s location is perfect for traveling. From the capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana, you can reach Venice in 2 hours and Vienna in 3.5 hours. But you won’t be eager to leave the country: here you can go skiing, visit thermal springs and swim in the Adriatic Sea. By the way, the World Alpine Skiing Championships are held here, in the Slovenian Alps.
Each city has developed medical services, education, security and comfort. In the industries of manufacturing, tourism, transportation and services there are many vacancies or prospects for starting your own business. Slovenian cities have many museums, art galleries, theaters, concert halls and cultural events. Each of them is a great place to live due to developed technology, comfortable environment, proximity to nature, a variety of sports and cultural events. Let’s take a closer look at the main cities of Slovenia.
Ljubljana
It is the capital of Slovenia, the main and one of the most picturesque cities of the country. It is located in the center of Slovenia, on the banks of the Ljubljanica River. Ljubljana is the political, economic, administrative and educational center of Slovenia. It is a large city with many jobs and career opportunities.
The city’s architecture is rich in Baroque, Gothic and Medieval buildings. The streets are full of cafes, restaurants and bars, sports centers, stores and educational institutions. Ljubljana offers high quality medical services, education, cultural and active recreation, together with well-developed public transport. Everyone can find leisure to their liking: you can walk around the old town, enjoy the capital’s panorama from the skyscrapers, attend a festival or go on a river cruise. Ljubljana has a zoo, many museums, the Slovenian Philharmonic and the national theater, as well as a large number of attractions: a medieval castle, St. Nicholas Cathedral and the National Gallery of Slovenia.
Ljubljana is an ideal place to live if you are looking for a big city that has everything for a comfortable life.
Maribor
It is Slovenia’s second largest city, located in the North-East of the country along the banks of the Drava River near the Austrian border. The city has many beautiful buildings and squares, museums and galleries, as well as the famous Maribor Castle. There are many historical buildings, such as the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, the Maribor Synagogue and the Betnava Castle.
There are many work and education prospects here. The University of Maribor, the second largest in Slovenia, was founded in 1975. It offers more than 100 study programs. There are faculties of management, computer science and many others.
The city is famous for its museums, theaters, restaurants and nightclubs. There are many cultural holidays and festivals, for example, the two-week Lenten festival in June. Maribor is also known for its thriving wine industry. The oldest vine in the world, the Stara trta, grows and bears fruit here.
Maribor is a perfect place if you want to live in a relaxed and cozy atmosphere.
Bled
A small resort town on the shores of Lake Bled (Blejsko) is known for its beautiful nature and grand architecture. There are many Medieval, Gothic and Renaissance buildings, cafes and restaurants, museums and the famous Bled Castle on the cliff, with a stunning view of the lake and mountains. Lake Blejsko is surrounded by the Julian Alps and is called the picturesque gateway to the Triglavski narodni park.
The town has developed top-class medical services. It offers many opportunities for recreation and entertainment: beach vacations, thermal springs, water sports, ski resorts and fishing.
Bled is an ideal place to live and relax for calm and nature lovers.
Piran
This small town is located on the southern coast of the Adriatic Sea. Piran is famous for its architecture, cozy cafes and restaurants, as well as beautiful beaches and sea views. The main attractions of the city are Piazza Tartini, the Venetian House and St. George’s Church.
Piran is known for its stunning Venetian architecture, delicious local cuisine and resorts. It was part of the Venetian Empire for over 500 years and truly feels like Italy.
Koper
It is the oldest town in Slovenia. Like Piran, Koper is a small town in southern Slovenia on the Adriatic Sea, which was part of the Venetian Empire. Famous sights of the city include Tito Square, Pretoria Palace, restored in 2000, and Assumption Cathedral, whose bell tower offers spectacular city views.
Koper’s beaches are perfect for swimming or relaxing with a picnic in the sunshine. Despite the town’s small size and resort orientation, high-quality medical services are available.
Piran and Koper are perfect for those who like sea air, warm weather, a calm and quiet life.
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