Getting around in Slovenia

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Try to think of Slovenia like the TARDIS: tiny when viewed from the outside, but huge from within. You possibly won't need a car in Slovenia... but there's so much you will miss without one. Furthermore, driving in Slovenia is pretty easy: the roads are very good (with new, beautifully integrated motorways gliding through the countryside) and although most Slovenes own a car, traffic is refreshingly light (compared to the UK).

We have also reveiwed most of the guide books - Click here for our Guide to the Guides

Driving

Easily the best way to get to see the very best of this beautiful country. For the most part, the roads are excellent, while even the scenery while you're driving will make your journey a valuable part of your holiday in itself.

For some very useful tips on driving in Slovenia, click here (includes a no-holds-barred view of Slovenian driving).

Public Transport

Rail: Travelling by train within Slovenia is OK: the services are maybe less frequent than we might wish... but they do tend to be on time. Which is nice. Click here for a link to the train company, Slovenjske železnice.

Bus: The same goes for buses - click here for the bus company, Autobusna postaja Ljubljana.

Click here for a Ljubljana Bus Map.

The Car Train!!!!