Ljubljana, Central Slovenia
Culture & history, Culture & sights

UNESCO World Heritage

Slovenia has five entries on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Škocjan Caves were inscribed in 1986, the prehistoric pile dwellings on the Ljubljana Marshes in 2011, the mercury heritage in Idrija in 2012, the Krokar and Snežnik-Ždrocle beech primeval forests in 2017, and Plečnik's works in Ljubljana in 2021. Every entry is a story of its own: the underground canyon of the Reka River, the remains of pile-dwelling settlements, mining heritage, a forest without human intervention and a city marked by a single architect. Plan a route around the Slovenian UNESCO sights and look for accommodation in their vicinity.

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