Ski hotel in Radovljica: culture, crafts and trails
Accommodation in Radovljica
Radovljica begins with a sweeping view: at the end of Linhart Square, there is a viewpoint from which you can look out over the Sava Valley and the Julian Alps. In the town, exhibitions, sacred architecture, crafts and trails come together to offer different ways of experiencing the place and its surroundings.
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Culture
On the ground floor of the Šivec House, exhibitions present works by Slovenian and international visual artists. The Radovljica Town Museum dedicates its permanent exhibition to the Age of Enlightenment and the rebellious spirit of Anton Tomaž Linhart. A guided tour of the old town takes in the Gothic tavern, the Edith Stein Chapel and the Baroque Hall in Radovljica Manor.
St Peter’s Church in Radovljica is an outstanding example of a Gothic hall church. Its defining details include artistically designed vaults, an angel star and a black marble altar. The town moat is also part of the historic townscape: it is the only preserved town moat in Slovenia.
Crafts and events
The Beekeeping Museum in Radovljica has been showcasing the heritage of Slovenian beekeeping since 1959. The Lectar workshop offers another insight into traditional manufacturing techniques. There, you can see historic tools, old equipment for baking and decorating, and gingerbread products that are several decades old. For larger and smaller groups, the workshop organises workshops on making traditional gingerbread hearts.
The Radovljica Chocolate Festival also adds a recurring highlight to the annual calendar. It takes place every year in April over three days and offers tastings as well as an accompanying programme. “Follow a bee through Radovljica” focuses on bees: this interactive family experience combines educational and creative activities. The Magušar House also presents the pottery tradition of the Gorenjska region.
Trails
The fourth stage of the Juliana Trail leads from Begunje na Gorenjskem through Radovljica to Bled. In addition, hiking trails in the surroundings of Radovljica invite visitors to hike all year round. Alongside the town’s cultural offerings, this places signposted routes through the area around the town at the centre of the experience.
From Radovljica, cycling tours follow minor roads through the countryside and traditional villages to castles and churches. The combination of viewpoints, trails, museums, workshops and historic buildings presents Radovljica from several perspectives, without any single focus of a visit fully defining the town.
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Further destinations: Ribčev Laz, Lesce, Bohinjska Bistrica, Bled, Ljubno, Begunje Na Gorenjskem.
For the higher-level travel overview: Municipality of Radovljica.