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Slovenia

The Republic of Slovenia lies where the Alps and the Mediterranean meet the Pannonian plains. Navigate natural wonders like mountains, hills, plains, forests and caves. Soak in the Old World charm of Slovenian lakes, rivers and waterfalls. Ski the snow-capped Slovenian Alps, or explore the picturesque Mediterranean and Adriatic Coasts. Start your evening in the warmth and rejuvenation of natural thermal springs, and then explore a richly stocked wine cellar. Surround yourself in distinct landscapes boasting all the diversity and allure of the Old World.

 

 

 

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    Nissi beach - Cyprus

    Catch Some Waves, Sun and Sand

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    Searching for the perfect beach can be a difficult task, especially in an area you are not familiar with. However, in Europe, you’ll know you’ve found the ideal surf and sand thanks to an iconic marker – a blue flag. Europe’s Blue Flag Beaches meet strict standards for water quality, safety and eco-friendliness, making them the ideal spot for sunbathing, swimming, and playing. Luckily for travelers, there are over 4,000 beaches that have achieved Blue Flag status in the world – and Europe has a large majority of them.
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    Mountains in Slovenia

    Mountains of Fun

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    The snow-white scenery of the Dolomites is an ideal destination for those who love skiing, snowboarding, ice-skating, climbing, snowshoeing and trekking. Internationally famous for its ski resorts, it’s a magic realm offering numerous slopes in one track for hundreds of kilometers while being surrounded by magnificent heights and enchanting landscapes. There are so many sports to practice on Mount Rosa and its valleys; the three valleys of Ayas, Gressoney and Valsesia have some of Italy’s biggest ski resorts.
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    Slowacja-Malokarpacki Szlak Winny

    Experience The Hidden Wine Treasures of Europe

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    You’re probably already familiar with the big-time European wine producers of France, Italy and Spain. But there are many more wines to discover in the rest of the continent – and they’re as drinkable as they are affordable. Get to know six lesser-known European wine regions that are just begging to be explored.
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