Radovljica

Radovljica, with its stunning architecture and picturesque streets, is a town that beckons you to explore it. It offers historical, natural and cultural attractions. Take a walk through one of the most beautiful medieval town centres, and enjoy charming cafes, boutiques and restaurants with Slovenian specialties. Visit festivals and events or the church of St. Peter with impressive frescoes.

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The Linhartov trg square in Radovljica

Discover one of the most beautiful old town centres in Slovenia. Let the architecture from the 16th and 17th centuries enchant you. Explore the rich museums, such as the Gingerbread museum (Lectarska delavnica), Magušar's House, Šivčeva House Gallery, the Parish Mansion and the famous Baroque Hall. Do not miss the Museum of Apiculture at the Hall.

Radovljica Manor

The architectural appearance of the manor house dates back to the 18th century, the interior is decorated with a rich staircase and green tuff portals leading to the atriums. The manor houses museums and is a venue for music and other events.

Church of St. Peter

The church of St. Peter's is a notable example of a Gothic hall church. It is decorated with artfully designed arches, an angelic star and a black marble altar. There was a wall around the church and rectory already in the 14th century. Behind the church, you will find the chapel of St. Edith Stein in a WWII bunker.

Gastronomy of Radovljica

Radovljica is a gastronomical centre known for its restaurants and inns that offer traditional Slovenian dishes. It is especially famous for its Carniolan sausage (kranjska klobasa), a symbol of Slovenian cuisine, which is a mixture of pork and beef with unique spices. The town is also famous for its chocolate and honey products, including gingerbread, honey cake and honey bread.

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