Slovenia base
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Slovenia base
We have about 7 days to spend in Slovenia in October. Does it make sense to have one city base and do day trips so as not to change hotels? We would like to visit Lake Bled, Vrsic pass, Soca Valley, Bohinj, and Triglav Park. If so, would Ljubljana be a logical choice of base?
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With your wishlist of destinations and having a car, I would base yourselves somewhere closer to the alps or, more likely, choose two stays in that area. Perhaps something like one of the small towns near lake Bohinj and one of the towns in the Soca Valley. Ljubljana is an attractive small city and a great transport hub but you don't list it as a place of special interest for you - and it is at least an hour's drive from most of the places you've nominated.
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Gypsy8, that sounds good. Piran is not close to the Soca Valley but is lovely. Bohinj Bistrica (the main town) is not on the lake but would still make a good base. Lake Bled is normally much busier than Lake Bohinj but I've never visited in October.
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You have to do Bohinj, Bled, Kranjska Gora, Postojna cave, Piran, Izola and Ljubljana...3-4 days trip to see everything...I'd also advise you to do activities in nature such as canyoning Bled or raftin in the Soca Valley.
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We ate at ANUJ's Mayer Penzion (www.mayer-sp.si). Our trip journal from that meal included: 'freshest thyme ever'.
Btw, something funny below.
We once stepped out of the rain at the LakeBled library in Slovenia. It was a brand-new, modern branch that'd would've impressed anyone. All shiny, hi-tech and spotless. While searching for travel mags in the stacks there, I chanced across an unexpected title, one located maybe 10 yards from the Childrens section----Playboy! They had about 2 years worth of back copies stored there.
I am done. The pages.
Btw, something funny below.
We once stepped out of the rain at the LakeBled library in Slovenia. It was a brand-new, modern branch that'd would've impressed anyone. All shiny, hi-tech and spotless. While searching for travel mags in the stacks there, I chanced across an unexpected title, one located maybe 10 yards from the Childrens section----Playboy! They had about 2 years worth of back copies stored there.
I am done. The pages.
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Piran looks beautiful in any photos I can find! We do not mind driving a bit to get to different destinations. Coming from a large country, Canada, we have to drive hours to get between places!
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Postojna and Skocian (San Canziano) are similar, but the latter is nicer.
If you really want to see EVERYTHING, you could add the stud of Lipica and the WW1 battlefields in the Soca (Isonzo) Valley.
.....or cross the border to Trieste (Trst) with the fairy tale castle Miramare of the unhappy Maximilian of Habsburg, later king of Mexico, murdered by the Mexican patriot Juarez....
If you really want to see EVERYTHING, you could add the stud of Lipica and the WW1 battlefields in the Soca (Isonzo) Valley.
.....or cross the border to Trieste (Trst) with the fairy tale castle Miramare of the unhappy Maximilian of Habsburg, later king of Mexico, murdered by the Mexican patriot Juarez....
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