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Slovenia Resort Guides
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| Kranjska Gora | |
This beautiful lakeside resort is ideal for both skiers and non-skiers. One of the most picturesque skiing regions to be found, it is framed by the majestic Julian Alps in the north-west of Slovenia. The main ski areas of Kobla and Vogel in the beautiful Bohinj valley are a scenic half hour ride (approx.) on the ski bus (FREE with lift pass). The ski area of Straza (open weekends and evenings only) is accessed by chairlift from Bled's centre. Depending on snow conditions, it may be necessary to ski in any one of these areas. Off the slopes, there's a vast choice of winter activities and you can pre-book our fantastic 'Winter Paradise' package to experience a selection of the best. Lake Bled is a unique, unmissable experience! Nightlife in Bled is concentrated around the shopping centre as well as the old part of Bled where you will find an Irish Pub, Pri Planincu Pub and the Devils bar.
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This enchanting, picturesque village nestles against the foothills of the magnificent Julian Alps, just a few miles from both the Italian and Austrian borders. Kranjska Gora is a classic alpine resort, a great place for beginners and families, with a high standard of accommodation and service, all at fantastic value for money prices. The view of the mountains that surround the village centre is simply stunning. Snow cannons have been recently installed on the lower slopes and the resort regularly hosts the FIS World Cup races (normally held in early March). Kranjska Gora is a superb resort for families and assures an unforgettable, fun filled skiing experience!Kranjska Gora offers plenty of lively and cheerful places after a good day out on the slopes. • Papa Joes, Vopa or Prisank coffee bar.
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