- Karst caves

- Buckwheat

- The beautiful capital city, Ljubljana

Polish Consulate in Nova Gorica
Honorary Consul, Nedjan Brataševec (jęz.: Slovenian, Polish, Italian, Croatian, English)
Vipavska cesta 13, 5000 Nova Gorica, Slovenija
tel: (00-3865) 393-64-10
Fax: (00-3865) 393-64-11
E-mail: konzulatrp [at] siol.net, kim.invest [at] siol.net

Polish Embassy in Ljubljana
Bežigrad 10
1000 Ljubljana
Tel.: (00-386 1) 436 47 12
Fax: (00-386 1) 436 25 21

Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Warsaw
st. Starościńska 1 m. 23-24, 02-516 Warsaw
tel. (0-22) 849 82 82, 849 84 84
fax (0-22) 848 40 90
E-mail: VVR [at] gov.si

Slovenia borders Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia.

- Lunch in restaurant average quality - ok. 10 euro.
- Bread from 1 to 2.5 euros

- Good beer in the shop - ok. 1 euro
- Scoop of ice cream in a cafe - 1.4 euros
- A glass of wine in the pub - about. 1 euro

Slovenian cuisine is not uniform. Typical Slovene cuisine is Mediterranean cuisine, fish dishes, but also smoked meat, buckwheat, polenta, "potice", "štrukli" and famous "prekmurska gibanica". Increasingly well-known and liked is "roller prosciutto (smoked ham).

psrutu - smoked ham

kremsnit - Slovenian fondant

palacinke - pancakes

njoki

good buckwheat

In Slovenia, in addition to inns (gostilne) and restaurants, you will find many places offering dishes from around the world. However, if you are interested in the typical Slovene cuisine, to search for information in the countryside, in small farms, where the dishes are still prepared and eaten as "How did the ancestors."