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SloveniaI have decided now to class things as countries rather then days because im becoming increasingly useless at remembering how day it is nevermind how many days i have been out here! Anyway the train ride from Split - Zagreb and Posted by coldposts in Trip round Europe Summer 2007 | Jul 26, 2007
Another Busy TrainJudging by the train from Budapest, we assumed most people would be travelling back the same way. We were wrong. Sad to leave the festival we went to Belgrade to book the night train to Ljubjana. The train to Belgrade Posted by lucysarah in Lucy and Sarah's Impossible Adventure | Jul 20, 2007
Warm Water Overrated, Ljubliana NotAfter a short train ride - my first taken in over two weeks in Europe, impressive no? - I arrived in Ljubliana, the capital city of Slovenia. It is home to just north of 300,000 people, or roughly 1/6th of Posted by AAY in At the Crossroads | Jul 6, 2007
Independence DayI spent July 4th in a small regional capital in Slovenia, Postojna - located half way between the coast and Ljubliana, Slovenia's capital. I expected to have two days here, one to see the heralded caves located a mere km Posted by AAY in At the Crossroads | Jul 4, 2007
Head for the BorderAfter a pleasant few days in Rovinj, Ive made the leap across the border to Slovenia and am spending one night in the coastal town of Piran. It is a pleasant place. Though possessing slightly less charm than Istria, this Posted by AAY in At the Crossroads | Jul 3, 2007
A "Night Out" In Ljubljana.After being woken up every half hour by some person in a uniform wanting to see tickets or passports, on a train that seemed to be stationary more of the time than it was actually moving, Mr T and myself Posted by djrkidd in Kiwi's Don't Fly! | May 18, 2007
Slovenia and VeniceSlovenia....ah the serenity...to quote the movie "The Castle". In the case of Slovenia though, it couldnt be more accurate. With some spare time up our sleeves we decided to take the c Posted by EliseJones in Scott and Elise's European Adventurer | May 19, 2007
Another Day In ParadiseBonjour jeunes et moins jeunes gens! Nous nous étions laissés il y a de cela quelques jours en terre autrichienne, sous l'hospice de mon très cher homonyme, monsieur Riendeau, quelques instants avant un départ vers ces temples du houblon que l'on Posted by vincedb in Sketches of the Balkans | May 16, 2007
Do you wish to participate in research?I will be conducting a research in Slovenia for my doctoral degree this summer. If you are (preferably) British and will be travelling to Slovenia this July, August or September and if you are interested in participating in my research Posted by misela22 in Slovenia Tourism Mobilities | May 7, 2007
Slovenian SojournAfter being sick and tired of being sick in Vienna, it was time to make the 6-hour train journey from Vienna to Ljubljana. And what a train ride it was - train wound its way around the Southern Austrian Alps, Posted by sajperera in Adventures of Saj | Apr 2, 2007
The Holiday - An Illustrated Review - Part IIand now on to my favourite part of the journey, Slovenia. The absolutely best place I have ever been, even if I do look a little bored (+ blurry) here: Not sure why I lo Posted by joecainey in Summer 2006 | Dec 6, 2006
Raining in LjubljanaSo Croatia over and done with then. Very hot, very eastern european, very fun. And cheap too! The countryside is very quaint and old-fashioned, Zagreb less so, but there's still a touch of 'old europe' about it. Travelled by train Posted by joecainey in Summer 2006 | Sep 15, 2006
A Break In The Clouds...The guys at the hostel in Ljubljana said it would rain and they weren't kidding. But off I headed to Lake Bled, on the edge of the Julian Alps, near the border with Austria. Its only an hour and a Posted by Clarabell in Where Am I? | Aug 9, 2006
What to do in Ljubljana in the RainA few people had recommended I stay at Hostel Celicia, or Celica, Or Cecilia (I never figured it out). Its actually a former prison which has been cleverly and very stylishly converted into a modern, hip hostel by some top Posted by Clarabell in Where Am I? | Aug 6, 2006
Very Late Photo Update Part 1Ok this is going to be a fairly disjointed blog entry but anyway I can do what I want can`t I? It has been a while and I have skipped over some places that I will go over next time I Posted by hengel in Matt's Travel Adventures | Jul 8, 2006
Bogging in SloveniaWell a few more days and 3 more countries knocked off. Recent activites include soaking in warm, pungent public baths in Budapest for a few hours, coffee and cake (and a shiteload of Uno) in classy coffeeshops in Vienna and enjoying Posted by MOB in Four likely lads travel the planet | Jul 8, 2006
SloveniaAround 10am we arrived at the train station in the capital city Lijubljana a city whose name is one letter away from the translation to 'jewel'. As usual we were completly unprepared so the first step was to find a Posted by sarahskill in Trippin thru Europe | May 20, 2006
SloveniaLocation: Europe Capitol: Ljubljana Geographic coordinates: 46 07 N, 14 49 E Area total: 20,273 sq km land: 20,151 sq km water: 122 sq km Border: total: 1,334 km border countries: Austria 330 km, Croatia 670 km, Posted by airwolf09 in History | Oct 16, 2005
Ljubljana, Ljubljana Ljubljana (IPA /ljub'ljʌna/), German Laibach (/'lɑɪbax/), Italian Lubiana (/lʊb'jɑ:na/) is the capital of Slovenia, si Posted by airwolf09 in World Travelling | Nov 2, 1993
Postojna, Postojna Postojna (also known as Adelsberg or Slovene Postojina) is a town and a municipality in the province of Carniola, 22 mil Posted by airwolf09 in World Travelling | Nov 3, 1993

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