London Calling:
the city of old and the city of new by Elisha Burberry
As far as cities go, there are few that can rival London’s bold, brash and bustling vibrancy. Not only is it a modern, cosmopolitan epicentre of international activity, it is also steeped in history, having been settled for almost two thousand years, including periods of Roman and even Viking rule.
Hotels in Slovenia
by Edi Kurnik
Slovenia is a country that surprises visitors with its unspoilt countryside and varied landscape in a small geographic area, while the uniqueness of your country often lies in the rich tourist offer of its region, which may, at first glance, seem hidden from the eye.
There is a full range of overnight accommodation options in Slovenia . Visitors may choose a hotel, apartment hotel, garni hotel, motel, guest house, villa, bungalow, apartment, private room, tourist farm, mountain lodge, youth hostel or campsite. Most accommodation are opened all year round.
Slovenia on a budget
by Bostjan Hozjan
The Central European nation of Slovenia offers tourists a wide variety of landscapes in a small space: Alpine in the northwest, Mediterranean in the southwest, Pannonian in the northeast and Dinaric in the southeast. If you are looking for colorful and relaxing vacations, Slovenia is the perfect place.
Discover Slovenia: The City Of Ljubljana
by Domen Lombergar
A general knowledge to start with - The capital of Slovenia is Ljubljana. Historically, Slovenia is formerly a division of Yugoslavia. Slovenia is placed in the centers of Hungary (on the east), Croatia (on the south), Italy (on the south west) and Austria (on the north). Moreover, Slovenia has a wide and small extended coast in Adriatic where it can be reached by ferry from ports in Trieste, Italy.
Despite the fact that it is a capital city of Slovenia, Ljubljana has a small area of land. Ljubljana has populations of 330,000 whereby 10% of the populations are students. This is the main reason of why Ljubljana has youthful atmospheres. However, Ljubljana is not only declared as the capital and biggest city in Slovenia. This capital city is the only “real city” in Slovenia since its neighbour city, Maribor, in the direction North East, is known as the second city in Slovenia with the populations of 100,000 and plays role as the main core of Slovenia’s cultural activity and business. Still, Maribor does not have the specification of what Ljubljana has.
