Top 10 Weird And Unusual Tourist Attractions In Slovenia

Most people wouldn’t think of Slovenia for the weird and unusual things in the world, but take a look behind those beautiful mountains and you will soon discover it is home to some amazing things indeed…

Top 10 Weird And Unusual Tourist Attractions In Slovenia

Skocjan Caves, Matavun

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Often called the Underground Grand Canyon, this cave also features a large number of bat species that total in the tens of thousands.

Bled Island, Bled

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This island was once a health resort for the world’s richest people, but now it is just a wonderful tourist attraction.

Julian Alps, Goldenhorn

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People often say that seeing the River Soca wind its way through the stunning Julian Alps is one of the great things in world to see. It sure does look amazing.

Church of St. Michael, Ljubljana

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Located on a marshy swamp is a church that has some truly unique architecture.

Monument to Stratospheric Hot Air Balloonists, Gornji Petrovci

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If you love your hot air balloons, do make sure you visit this amazing monument.

Walks on Waves, Maribor

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Have you ever wanted to walk on waves? Walk over this bridge and you can. Well, the shape of them anyway.

Metelkova, Ljubljana

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Once a Slovenian military barracks, it is now a place for some of the strangest pieces of art you will ever see.

Dragon Babies, Postojna

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These species of blind amphibians are often called the Dragon Babies and they spend their entire lives in almost complete darkness.

Dragon Bridge, Ljubljana

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If you love looking at fairytale bridges this one with several dragons on it is straight from the storybooks.

Predjama Castle, Postojna

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Considered one of the most impenetrable castles in the world it sure looks like a tough place to invade.