Lidija House

Ideally situated in the heart of idyllic Mozirje, guests will fall in love with Lidija House’s peaceful setting at any time of year. In spring, the countryside blooms green, and the fresh mountain air instils peace and tranquillity. The summer months bring blue skies, warm sunshine, and lively local festivals. The crisp autumnal mornings and golden sunsets over the mountains are unforgettable, while blankets of white snow cover the Savinjska Valley in winter, creating a scene from a fairytale. Whether you are here to completely unwind in the luxurious comfort of the villa or hike and ski to your heart’s content, your new home away from home will provide you with countless magical moments.

A short walk from Lidija House, a new yoga studio with spectacular forest and mountain views offers therapeutic yoga sessions with experienced local instructors. After a relaxing morning of yoga, why not hike to beautiful Golte or rent a bike and cycle through the immense beauty of the Savinja Valley? The Golte Ski Resort is always an option in the winter months, of course! Offering over eight kilometres of slopes, visitors to the resort can enjoy snowboarding or skiing in Golte. The ski school here offers lessons with friendly, professional instructors and great events and entertainment for everyone to enjoy.

If you feel you have seen enough of the wonders of the Savinjska Valley, the equally majestic Logar Valley is only forty kilometres away. The area is much loved by tourists and locals alike for its rare flower species, breathtaking scenery and cascading waterfalls. Visit Rinka Falls at the source of the Savinja River and the valley’s powerful waters will completely spellbind you. Further along the river, you will find the opportunity to rent a kayak, perfect for an exhilarating afternoon spent enjoying the wild water.

Drive away from your rural oasis for just forty-five minutes to reach Slovenia’s fairytale capital city. Wander the cobbled streets of Ljubljana’s Old Town and stop for a coffee before soaking up the atmosphere at one of the city’s outdoor markets. Cultural highlights include the National Museum of Slovenia and the Museum of Modern Art and the impressive Ljubljana Castle with its striking position overlooking the city. The stunning beauty of glacial Lake Bled is roughly an hour and a half’s drive away from the villa, so pack a picnic of delicious local produce and make your way to the lake for a day trip to remember.

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The spectacular alpine region of Slovenia is a scenic wonderland that will capture your heart. This region is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and rich history, providing a haven for those seeking an escape to the great outdoors. With, picturesque lakes, and charming alpine villages, the Slovenian Alps offer a truly immersive experience that caters to diverse interests.

One of the most iconic and enchanting attractions in the Slovenian Alps is Lake Bled. This pristine glacial lake, surrounded by lush greenery and overlooked by the medieval Bled Castle, is a sight to behold. The absolute highlight of a visit to Lake Bled is taking a traditional pletna boat to Bled Island. Upon reaching the island, you can explore the Church of the Assumption, an idyllic 17th-century church and ring the wishing bell for good luck.

A short drive from Bled lies Lake Bohinj, the largest permanent lake in Slovenia, set within the Triglav National Park. This untouched natural beauty offers opportunities for swimming, hiking and boating on the serene waters. To gain a bird's eye view of the region, a cable car ride to Vogel will leave you spellbound. This vantage point offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Julian Alps.

Triglav National Park, named after Slovenia's highest peak, Mount Triglav, is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking and mountain biking trails wind through rugged terrain, leading to dazzling waterfalls like Savica and Pericnik Falls. The park's pristine emerald rivers and valleys provide opportunities for thrilling white-water rafting, canyoning, and paragliding, ensuring an adventure-filled holiday.

Quaint towns and villages nestled within the alpine landscape exude timeless charm. Tržič, famous for its shoemaking heritage, boasts the must-visit Tržič Museum and well-preserved historical buildings. Kamnik, steeped in history, offers a medieval Old Town with well-preserved architecture, including the Mali Grad Castle and the Kamnik Museum. Nearby Velika Planina plateau, accessible by cable car, is a breathtaking alpine pasture with traditional wooden shepherd's huts. Radovljica, a medieval marvel, features charming town squares, renaissance buildings, and the unique Radovljica Beekeeping Museum.

The Alpine region of Slovenia caters to a wide range of activities, from challenging hiking trails in the Julian Alps to gentler paths in the Karavanke range. During winter, Kranjska Gora and Vogel ski resorts transform the area into a winter wonderland, attracting skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts. Mountain biking and road cycling are popular activities in the diverse alpine terrain. There are also several wellness centres and spa resorts are nestled in the Alpine region, providing an opportunity to unwind, pamper yourselves and relax amidst stunning natural surroundings.

In this stunning Alpine region, you will discover delicious Alpine cuisine, which includes hearty dishes such as žganci (a type of dumpling), štruklji (rolled dumplings) and potica (nut roll). You can also sample local cheeses and delicious regional wines.

The magical Alpine region of Slovenia offers a mesmerising blend of natural beauty, historical treasures and a wealth of activities for all ages. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff, a skier or a family looking for a memorable vacation, this part of Slovenia has something for everyone. Its pristine lakes, majestic mountains and charming villages are sure to leave an indelible mark on your heart, making it a destination that beckons you back for more.