In the Meža Valley in northern Slovenia lies Žerjav - a small town with a big soul. This is where you’ll find Ubrani park, a carefully designed natural space where time slows down, the heart opens, and the soul can breathe. The park is laid out as a linear walking trail, equipped with wooden installations meant for relaxation, meditation, and quiet observation of nature. At five different points along the path, you'll find information boards with uplifting thoughts, meditation guidance, and mental exercises designed to help you restore your inner balance as you walk. This is more than just a park - it’s a space where every step brings calm, every breath becomes intentional, and every moment is precious. Ubrani park is ideal for visitors seeking serenity, authenticity, and a break from everyday stress and noise. It also serves as an excellent example of good practice in sustainable tourism, which is the goal of the Municipality of Črna na Koroškem.

Free transport for your bicycle is provided by Štrekna bus! In 2025 it operates daily in July and August, and every Saturday and Sunday in September.

The Pohorje Villa is located in the lovely atmosphere in the very centre of Slovenj Gradec. A space with a wonderful summer garden suitable for all passing-by travellers, accidental gatherings and relaxing chats, celebrations, business meetings and events.

You can indulge in the flavours of tradition, which developed and grew from the wonderful environment according to the recipes of our grandmothers, or enjoy the fresh flavours, new ideas and lovely service in a unique interior, which unites traditional and modern features.

The idyllic village of Kapla na Kozjaku invites you to a house among birch trees. The surroundings of this incredible region, with many footpaths in the forests and unforgettable views, are a paradise for hikers and cyclists. This holiday home is located only 1.5 kilometres from the Austrian border, where you can take a walk down the panoramic path along the border or explore the South Styrian Wine Road.

We take old recipes, natural and homemade ingredients and upgrade them with a touch of modern and our dedication. Indulge in the richness of taste.

Natural, homemade, and traditional are the words we use to describe the culinary characteristics of the Koroška cuisine.

The Koroška region is a special, original world with isolated farms scattered over the sunny high mountain range. The area stretching among Mt. Olševa, Dravsko Polje and the Austrian border is the largest area of isolated farms in Slovenia. The houses and their facilities on steep slopes are hurdled in crowds, which seem like small settlements under the tufted, shingle-covered roofs. Here, they are called celki.

Indulge in the flowing river and many other wonders of nature. Walking, fishing, rafting or cycling on its embankment – there are many opportunities for an active vacation and unique experiences in nature!

Rose Manor is the oldest house in Radlje – it was built in the 15th century. In the Middle Ages, the Rosenhof hosted counts who played important roles at the Habsburg Court, and in the beginning of the 19th century, it housed a school and a nursery.

Today, the manor is a two-storey building shaped like the letter L and covered in brick pitched roof. The architectonical elements are redesigned while the first floor arcades in the northern tract are preserved. The entrance to the building is through a Renaissance portal made from sandstone dating back to 1666, which was most probably transported from the Radlje Monastery (with the coat-of-arms of the Mahrenberg Lords and the abbess of the Dominican Monastery – Marija Ivana Linzer) somewhere before or after WWII.

The over 500-year old castle was reconstructed several times. Today, it accommodates the central library of Koroška.

The old city centre preserved the medieval form and the buildings portray an image from the 19th century.

Peek into the mead and candle making workshop of the Purger family, whose tradition goes back to 1757 and is known throughout the world.

Learn about the extraordinary achievements of traditional local crafts, such as basket weaving, art smithery and wood processing.

A diverse programme of artists from the Koroška region and beyond offers productions for different groups, including the youngest.

Nature’s treasures and the heritage of the past – breathtaking and inspirational. Welcome to Koroška where you can enjoy cycling and hiking experiences in the hills and valleys, explore the mysteries of the Peca underworld, and experience the river on a raft. Koroška invites you to a date with nature where you can explore the past in a creative way, every day of the year.

The “From Grain to Bread” collection demonstrates the procedure of grinding grains. Here, you can also see genuine mill stones.

See the oldest manually operated piston pump with an air outlet from 1876, which was made in Leipzig, and the collection depicting the history of ironworks.

Walk into the blacksmith’s workshop of the former Ravne ironworks and enjoy the history of the steel industry with a centuries-old tradition.In 1994, the oldest preserved buildings at the location of the Ravne ironworks were declared a cultural monument: the swaging forge, the personal (a block of flats used to house workers), and the laboratory. The museum includes preserved devices and machinery (a mechanical hammer – repač, roller stands, crane, locomotive, various types of hammers, electric-arc furnace, etc.), a steam boiler from the brick factory near Ljubljana and a press from 1890 which was used in one of the factories in Maribor. The museum material and its interpretation include different products of ironworks, items from different fields of the life of ironworkers, documents and photographs. (summarised from: kpm.si)

Between Mount Peca and Mount Uršlja Gora ore sites were discovered already by the Romans. The first written records on the exploitation of lead ore date back to 1665 which is the year we commemorate as the beginning of mining under Mount Peca. During the years of mining, mine workers made 1,000 km of mining tunnels in Mount Peca. After the mine was closed, one part has remained open for visitors who can experience it in an interesting way by riding a genuine mining train, exploring it on foot, riding mountain bikes in the tunnels and excavations, or using a kayak to row the submerged sections. Today, the Peca underground is one of the most important tourist attractions in the Karavanke UNESCO Global Geopark and provides unique underground adventures and experience.

There are over 2,600 works of foreign and domestic artists on display, which are completed by large collection sets, among which also the collection of Jože Tisnikar, a painter from Koroška.

Tools and items reflect the stories about the life, work and residential culture of the people from Črna and the surrounding farms. 

A small town with great athletes. Meet the Olympic athletes and champions.

Tools were found in barns, granaries and attics. They were used for different farm chores and now reveal many secrets of the people from the countryside.

In Kotlje, you can visit Prežihovina – the house where Lovro Kuhar spent his childhood. A writer who through his works introduced the Koroška soul and life to the world.

If you visit Slovenj Gradec, you must see the house of the late-Romantic Period composer and excellent musician Hugo Wolf – the master of lieder

Do you want to find out how miners used to live? Get to know the equipment and dwellings and surrender to the colourful world of rocks and minerals.

Take a walk on the medieval town walls and around the town with over 750 years old town privileges, and relive the pulse of the Koroška past through permanent and temporary exhibitions.

The tradition of ironmongery and working class interweaves with depictions of rural life and provides an insight into important achievements of the past.

Permanent exhibitions and works present the achievements, important families and individuals, who in their own way contributed to the rich tradition of this region.

Travel through time and feel the throb of a developing town and its surroundings – from the past to the modern history.

Is there anything better than cooling off in a pool? 

Ascend to the highest peak of the Koroška region! Mount Peca is a karst massif located on the eastern part of the Karavanke and the most eastern two-thousand metre mountain (2.125 m) in Slovenia. The extensive mountain range on the south side is bordered by the Topla Valley (3.1.1.4.) and the Mežica Valley, while the country border between Slovenia and Austria runs over the top. With its landscape gem of the Topla Valley and King Matjaž sleeping in its embrace Peca is considered a symbol of the Koroška region. It is also a great opportunity for observing the high mountain karst, traces of glacial activity and numerous animal and plant species.

Discover the area of incredible geological and geomorphological heritage, as well as natural and cultural heritage. The central point of the cross-border UNESCO Geopark is the Peca Underground (Podzemlje Peca) in Mežica which holds the Information Centre, the mining museum, and the entrance to the abandoned mine, which can be experienced on foot, by bicycle or by kayak. The nearby history is suffused with the ironworks, mining or coal-mining tradition. Discover the Karavanke Geopark.

The forests of Pohorje invite you to their lovely shadow in the summer heat or the embrace of a snow cover in a winter fairy-tale. Enthusiasts of non-asphalt surfaces can take their mountain bikes on diverse forest trails. The thick web of forest trails and cart tracks is not the only thing Pohorje can offer, as it also boasts numerous high marshes and plains, streams with waterfalls and other natural gems. Pohorje can be best explored on foot on longer or shorter hikes. Kope and Ribniško Pohorje are larger tourist centres on this side of Pohorje, which offer activities in all seasons. Discover Pohorje!

Raduha (2.062 m) represents the most eastern part of the Savinja Alps ridge. The mountain is a limestone ridge, cut steeply in the wall in the north, which is a true paradise for Alpinists. Despite the larger part of the mountain lying beyond the Koroška region, the locals consider it to be their own.

Do you daydream of cooling down in the summer, carefree swimming among the water lilies, an escape from the everyday, unspoiled nature? It is this green experience that awaits you at the foot of the Pohorje! In Radlje ob Dravi, the first natural biological pool. Swimming in the water, which is cleaned by microorganisms instead of chemicals, is a rare experience these days. Besides, sleeping in small wooden houses, which were once used by millers on the Drava River, is also not an everyday experience. You have an opportunity to experience an unforgettable glamping adventure. Alongside the relaxation in nature you can indulge in adventures, which stimulate the heart rate. The lake has water slides for you to use, and an altitude adrenaline park, urban cycling park and other sports infrastructure are also located in the nearby surroundings. You can take a guided educational path and learn about the characteristics of the first biological pool in Slovenia, from its natural purifying system to its energy conservation and minimal effect on the green environment.

Ascend to the top of Kobansko – an area in the Eastern Alps connected to the north with the vast mass of Golica in Austria. It got its name from former vast grasslands on the surface called košenice. The other name for it is Kokošnjak, which reminds locals of the two rare forest birds here; the wild rooster and the grouse, which have found a home in these forests. This is where you will find a diverse geological structure, from the oldest metamorphological rocks of about 500 million years to the younger ones, the sedimentary rocks, of only about 23 million years.

Mount Uršlja Gora is known as one of the easiest to access. It is also a popular pilgrimage stop, since on its top you will find the Church of St. Ursula – the highest church in Slovenia. At the top of the 1,699-metre mountain you will experience wonderful views of the Mežica, Mislinja, Drava and Šaleška Valleys.

On the way, you can take a look at the Brančurnik sarcophagus, the Apohal Chapel, taste the spring water, step onto the stone steps of St. Ursula and indulge in the magnificent views from the top.

Mount Olševa lying in the eastern Mežica-Solčava Karavanke ridge next to the Austrian border is 1,929 metres high at its highest point. Its ridge once divided the historical regions of Koroška and Štajerska. About 200 metres under the Obel Kamen peak, you can visit an excavation site from the Stone Age – Potočka Zijalka.

More than 23 million years ago a volcano was active deep under the sea in the Smrekovec area. It produced large quantities of volcano ash, dust and lava. This created rocks such as andesite, tuff and tuffite, which can be found on your way to the top. The diverse rock foundation provided special conditions for the creation of life. In direct vicinity of the Dom na Smrekovcu cabin you will find the Karavanke Geopark interpretation spot, where you can see a film about the Smrekovec volcano, play and learn about the rock formation, learn new facts about trees, their age, the king of the forest – the wild rooster, and much more.

How would you like to enjoy a homemade feast prepared in one of the first ecologically-oriented farms in Slovenia? The Mikl Farm serves hearty breakfasts and dinners, all according to the Koroška tradition.

You can choose from a wide selection of home-made products: vegetables, fruit, meat, cured meats, milk, cottage cheese, juices, jams, honey and bread from the wood-fired oven.

The Kope Mountain and Tourism Centre lies in the farthest western part and the highest part of Pohorje above Slovenj Gradec, representing the central skiing and recreational centre of the Koroška region.

Besides the diverse sports on offer, the Kope slopes are famous for being the centre of entertainment in the Koroška region during the winter months.

The Ribnica na Pohorju ski resort are located right in the centre of the Ribnica na Pohorju settlement, next to the new apartment housing, which pampers its visitors with top quality accommodation, diverse culinary options and numerous additional activities.

The Ribnica na Pohorju ski resort is located at the closest settlement under Črni Vrh with an altitude of 1,543 m – the highest peak of Pohorje. Diverse ski resort are appropriate for the youngest and for beginners, but also for the more demanding skiers and snowboarders, making it a perfect choice for families and outdoor school programmes.

Would you like to be close to nature but at the same time enjoy the comfort of being close to a good road network? Then Hober Boutique Hotel is the right place for you. It is situated in nature, close to mountains and open spaces for mountain biking, hiking or skiing. While you are there, you can also check out one of the local sights. Besides selecting your type of accommodation, you can also choose from the daily selection of home-made dishes and, of course, the a la carte menu – be it for family, business or various other celebrations.

In a lovely country setting, on the edges of the Pohorje hills, you will find an idyllic location where you can escape from the world gone mad – the Rozika Apartment. Modern accommodation provides everything you need for a pleasant stay.

You will definitely recover your strength in the comfortable rooms of the Krivograd Guesthouse. Exploring the beautiful Koroška region is even more exciting if you treat your taste buds with a wide selection of their dishes.

Krivograd guesthouse prepares a real surprise of flavours with their unique combinations of ingredients. Their own cooking skills are supplemented by foreign chefs, who add a pinch of their secrets into the pot and offer only the best.

The guesthouse offers a wide selection of à la carte dishes and, if you let them know in advance, they can prepare old, original and homemade specialities from the Koroška region according to the recipes of the local grandmothers (also known as bice).

Lake Peak Apartments, Ribniško Pohorje are located in the beautiful picturesque town of Ribnica na Pohorju, surrounded by pristine forests with over 500 km of biking trails. Our mission is to create a well-being and fully immersive nature experience for all families and recreationists who value peace and active leisure. We are developing our destination for happy and relaxed guests, with the highest quality of relationships, products, and services. Our work is guiding the respect for nature and its positive energy.

Only a step away from the Ravne na Koroškem centre you will find the Punkl Youth Hotel – the first Slovenian youth hotel designed as an architecturally unique low-energy wooden building in accordance with the natural and bio-atmospheric conditions of the region.

The Pik Gostilna offers accommodation as well as à la carte menus. If you come alone or as part of a group, it will always be joyful and pleasant.

This village on a hill at 700 metres of altitude offers an unforgettable holiday for nature enthusiasts. Wonderful views of the surrounding hills stretch as far as eye can see. Owners Cvetka and Franček will be happy to share many interesting facts about this region.

The Baroque Bukovje Manor in Dravograd is situated in a picturesque setting between the plain on the right bank of the Drava River and the forested slopes of Bukovje, where the mystical ruins of the Romanesque Pukštajn Castle stand. Today, the manor is a thriving cultural centre where historical heritage and modern events come together. Its 18th-century heritage is showcased through a combination of natural beauty and cultural exhibits. The estate once served as a military barracks. Its outbuildings now house a memorial room dedicated to the Yugoslav National Army (JNA) and a library containing over 200,000 books. A venue for events and celebrations Bukovje Manor provides a prestigious setting for events such as protocol meetings, conferences, exhibitions, educational programmes and private gatherings. Its secluded location, surrounded by lush greenery, makes it a popular and romantic wedding venue. Couples can choose from a large, elegantly furnished wedding hall, the baroquestyle Grand Salon or the fresh atmosphere of the park. A space for creativity and culture Bukovje Manor is also an ideal venue for artistic groups and cultural societies looking for rehearsal space, workshops and creative retreats. There are three classrooms, and the spacious main hall can be used for larger seminars or rehearsals. Accommodation and bike-friendly stay In addition to its diverse cultural programme, Bukovje Manor also offers accommodation for event participants and occasional visitors, with 24 beds. The location is perfect for cyclists, as it is located on the international Drava cycling route, with the Štrekna cycling path also nearby. For more information or to book events and accommodation, please contact the manor or visit Bukovje, where a warm welcome awaits you. Welcome to Dravograd – the meeting point of three valleys! 

Koželj Apartments are located in an idyllic setting, in direct vicinity of the Ribnica na Pohorju ski slope, only 30 m from the foothill of the lower station on the slope and only 200 m from the centre of the settlement. Staying at the Koželj Apartments provides you direct access to the ski slope in the winter time, while in the summer, it serves as a great starting point for hiking and cycling tours, as well as other sports activities in the nearby surroundings.

The Snežinka apartments No. 1, 2, 3, and 4 are located at the top of Kope, next to the ski slope and near the Kaštivnik four-seat chairlift on the Partizanka slope. The apartments are located on the sunny side, and boast a wonderful view over the Slovenj Gradec basin and the surrounding mountains.

We can put it this way: excellent and homemade. The food they serve is almost all produced at the farm. Their delicacies include mostly cured meats, such as koroški želodec (belly), salami, cured chuck meat, bacon and other cured meats. And those who prefer dairy products must try their cottage cheese with pumpkin seed oil and onion as well as homemade sour milk. In the summer, you can enjoy various yoghurts and cheese with added walnuts, paprika, chive, oregano, etc. If you reserve in advance, they can prepare a delicious lunch with homemade ecological ingredients. The farm can welcome up to 60 people.

This more than 500-year-old stone house was built on a rock. You can choose to stay in a comfortable apartment or sleep in a barn, on hay.

The apartment is located in an idyllic little house at the edge of the forest. It is perfect for families who wish to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy nature.

The Hostel provides accommodation in contemporary furnished rooms. One of the apartments is adapted for disabled guests..

Slovenj Gradec Hotel is located in the old city centre and it is suitable for those guests who want to stay in the centre of happening and have all the city privileges within reach.

Its accessibility makes it suitable for all daily business guests, visitors to the city, passers-by and athletes. The Slovenj Gradec General Hospital is located in direct vicinity of the hotel, which makes it a good choice for patients waiting for their appointments and their families.

Close the door to your room, relax and allow your mind to relax. Unwind in the Slovenj Gradec Hotel in the heart of the city.

The Luka restaurant will pamper you with freshly-prepared food, diverse choice and excellent quality. Something for everyone – for the biggest foodies, for those who are always in a hurry, and for special occasions in the company of your loved ones. The Luka restaurant seats up to 90 people and, in the summer, the glass garden is also available and can welcome up to 40.

Along the road from Slovenj Gradec to Kope, you will find a tourist farm inviting you to take a break. Natural, traditional and homemade are the words visitors use to describe the food, which is prepared for their guests with great joy.

Kavalir is located inside an old bourgeois house, in the centre of a small mountain village named Črna na Koroškem. The outside of the building blends well with the surrounding and the inside is simply breath-taking. You will be convinced by the elegance and comfort of luxuriously decorated rooms.

This family friendly farm is an excellent starting point for taking family trips. Nearby, we can find a number of regulated and marked cycling and hiking trails as well as sights. For those who enjoy winter sports, the Kope Ski Centre is located nearby.

The Rotovnik Plesnik Farm respects the culinary traditions of the region and the authentic koroška košta. They mostly serve seasonal food and use locally-grown ingredients. The farm has received the ecological farming certificate. They welcome you with homemade spirits or liqueurs. They also produce excellent apple juice, raspberry syrup, elderflower syrup, blackcurrant juice, cranberry juice, and cider. For breakfast, you can pamper yourself with a tasty homemade jam, or you can recuperate with a family lunch or homemade cured meat products.

For truly spectacular views all around, it is worth climbing to 1,377 metres of altitude, where you will find the Dom na Smrekovcu hut. The view from the hut spreads across the entire Šaleška Valley and a part of the Pohorje range, and in nice weather the view stretches all the way to Sljeme above Zagreb.

Encaptured in the beauty of the Pohorje forests, specifically in the northeast part of Pohorje (1,010 m), lies the Planinc Hut.

Dom na Peci stands on a sunny clearing at an altitude of 1,665 metres, just below the peak of Peca, the highest mountain in Koroška. Since Peca is one of the most easily accessible twothousanders year-round, the mountain hut is a popular stop for many hikers. In summer, it is an ideal destination for families, who can not only visit the hut and the summit of Peca but also explore King Matjaž's cave, located just a few hundred metres from the hut, or hike to Mala Peca. The easy trail to the summit is perfect for beginners, while more experienced mountaineers can challenge themselves with demanding alpine routes on Peca’s northern face. Dom na Peci is easily accessible from Mežica or Črna na Koroškem, with the Jakobe car park serving as the best starting point. From there, it takes 45 minutes of moderate hiking to reach the hut, and an additional 1.5 hours to reach the summit. The recently renovated Dom na Peci offers accommodation for groups and individuals, as well as a variety of homemade traditional dishes. A must-try speciality is the Koroška’s kvočevi nudlni, a delicious regional dessert. 

The ski hut is located on the northern side of Mt. Uršlja Gora, at 723 m of altitude. It can be reached by a four-kilometre macadam trail from Ravne na Koroškem, Prevalje, or from Kotlje.

The Pesnik Hut (1,101 m) stands on the grassy plain on Ribniško Pohorje. The hut offers beautiful views over the northern slopes of the forest-covered Pohorje, where your everyday thoughts will disappear, and you will indulge in peace and the charms of unspoiled nature.

The hut on the southwest side of Kremžarjev Vrh is the most western Pohorje mountain post (1,102 m).

The Košenjak mountain hut is located on a plain under the south foothill of Košenjak (1,169 m).

At the Hiša Ančka restaurant, you’ll be welcomed by a carefully curated à la carte menu, designed according to zero waste principles. The team strives to source as many ingredients as possible from local producers, while also preparing many elements in-house – from homemade pasta to freshly baked bread. Tasting menus with 3, 4, 5, or 6 courses are also available and do not require prior reservation. The à la carte selection features a wide variety of dishes – from pasta to open-fire grilled meats. In the bistro section, guests can enjoy delicious bao buns and fresh salads.

A special part of the culinary experience is the in-house Pizzeria Fantom, which offers Neapolitan-style pizzas and wood-fired lasagnas. A recent addition to the offer includes breakfast and brunch, available every day – from Monday to Sunday – and open to external guests as well.

In addition to the restaurant and pizzeria, Hiša Ančka also boasts boutique hotel rooms located across two properties – Hiša Ančka and Hiša Maja. Together, they offer ten meticulously designed rooms, furnished with a refined sense of aesthetics. Natural materials such as oak are used, complemented by premium ceramics and warm tones, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere.

For complete relaxation, guests can unwind in the boutique wellness area located in the cellar, featuring a Finnish sauna, infrared sauna, and a professional whirlpool.

The Črna na Koroškem ski slope is located right in the centre of the settlement. Its one ski lift of 800 m in length, 15 ha of surfaces or 3 kilometres of slopes of different configurations create an experience suitable for all types of skiers.

The value of the slope is proven by the fact that several local skiers made their first turns here, such as the Olympic and world champion Tina Maze, and Katjuša Pušnik, Mitja Kunc and Aleš Gorza, who went on to become world-renowned competitors with wins in the World Cup.

The café offers excellent coffee, while the restaurant prepares a wide selection of dishes from the lunch menu, as well as other dishes upon prior reservation. The summer garden seats up to 50 people. They are particularly proud of their Sever Hall (Severjeva dvorana), which is suitable for various anniversaries and can accept up to 120 people.

If you swear by homemade food, Aunt Lena's Farm is something you simply must visit. They offer products made with love: jams, vinegars and teas. Everything that nature gifts them, they put in jars and prepare with love – carefully and according to the recipes of their grandmothers. You can try their delicacies at the farm, where you can also buy them and take them home.

The guesthouse is a proud holder of the Gostilna Slovenija brand and never ceases to surprise you with traditional dishes of the Koroška region. Soup noodles, ravioli, sweet and savoury štruklji, cheese and kvočevi nudlni, homemade pork cracklings, jams and juices and other dishes – all are home made according to the mysterious recipes of their ancestors. Their menu also includes game, fish, beefsteaks and other dishes, which will satisfy lovers of a more “cosmopolitan” taste.

This ecological tourist farm is proud of its wide selection of local dishes. They produce most of their products on their own. On their menu you will find seasonal vegetables, potatoes, meat and homemade cured meats. They mill the wheat on their own and bake bread in their bread oven. Hard-working bees from their own apiary produce homemade honey. Their stores for the winter – juices, various jams, compotes, sauerkraut – are all prepared at home. They also dry herbs and fruit for tea.

Their staff member Irma manages a group at the local elementary school, named Pohorski Kohi, who won the national championship in local cuisine with their bučna župa (pumpkin soup) and kvočevi nudlni.

The Ribnica Restaurant is a post in the heart of Pohorje with a diverse selection of self-service lunch meals at the weekends and a daily selection of light meals during the week. The restaurant seats up to 120 people. It is located on the ground floor in direct vicinity of the Ribnica Ski Slope

Flavour is not born, it is created. They can also organise an unforgettable celebration of your wedding day, baptism, or other social events. With a diverse selection of homemade food, friendly staff and, of course, idyllic natural space (option of tent rental) they can help you make memories that last a lifetime.  

The Gradišnik Ecological Tourist Farm is recognised by its quality, ecological and homemade food focusing on local cuisine.

This gostilna is known for its hundred-year-old tradition. The current owner Cvetka welcomes you with open arms. With her family and a team of big-hearted caterers they prepare the best culinary experience. Everyone is welcome here – the passers-by as well as those who require more demanding business or protocol banquets, or a place to organise formal events.

Guests can enjoy dishes from their extensive menu – homemade dishes of the Koroška region, house specialities, fish dishes, excellent homemade lunches and the à la carte dishes.

Koroška Hiša (Koroška House) has been awarded the title of Golden Pan (Zlata Ponev) as the best gostilna in the Koroška region. The restaurant serves local and house specialities, which were once prepared by the local grandmothers. The recipes are carefully selected, and so are the ingredients, which are mostly produced by the owners or on the surrounding eco-farms.

The Kuf’r Pizzeria and Pub was named after the Kuf’r Pub, which operated in Slovenj Gradec from 2003 to 2007. Everyone remembers it for its unforgettable parties and a pleasant atmosphere. The nostalgia is strong in the Vabo Company, and they decided to reopen Kuf’r, this time with an even better programme in the friendly atmosphere.

We are a traditional inn located in the center of Mežica, surrounded by majestic peaks and mountains. We are just 100 meters from the main road, making us easily accessible.

Our location is attractive in all seasons. Nearby, you’ll find ski resorts (Črna, Peca), mountains ideal for hiking, trekking, and mountain biking (Peca, Uršlja Gora, Smrekovec, Raduha, Olševa), beautiful lakes (Lake Brešje), and the mysterious underground world (Peca Underground).

We offer a spacious parking area that can also accommodate buses. Every day, we prepare simple dishes and pizzas. We always offer our traditional Carinthian dessert, kvočave nudlne.

With prior notice, we can prepare meals of your choice. Together, we can create a menu tailored to your satisfaction.

In the center of Mežica, we also have a café where you can enjoy sweet treats and coffee in the winter, and cool off with homemade ice cream in the summer.

For a pleasant and peaceful stay or an active vacation, we also offer accommodation. We have two apartments, each accommodating up to 5 people.

You are warmly invited to visit us!

The Ošven Tourist Farm offers accommodation, categorised with three apples, as well as half-board, bed and breakfast and also lunch, if desired. They can cater up to 60 people.

Grmovškov Dom cabin is located in the heart of Kope. This is where you can find all traditional, homemade dishes and desserts made according to the recipes of our grandmothers. This is an excellent refreshment point during a hike and other summer activities at Kope, since the access is very easy and it is located in the centre of the action.

How would you like to take a ride with a lovely tourist train to see well-bred game and a hunting cabin with more than 100 types of various stuffed animals? Besides that, they will also prepare a tasting of cured game meat and dairy products, as well as a warm meal or lunch if desired. You can also check out their interesting museum.

Check out and have a taste of their wide selection of homemade dishes. They welcome up to 60 people and can organise catering for various opportunities.

In the town café, you can try the fresh-made local food and house desserts. The café is particularly charming due to its kind staff and location in the town centre. There is a lovely ambiance inside or in the covered summer terrace, where they serve fresh and à la carte dishes.

You can visit them during the daily light meal and lunch menu, when you can choose from various menus or select a dish to your taste. All this for incredibly acceptable prices. The afternoons and evenings are reserved for different specialities from their regular menu – fish dishes, pasta, salad plates and seasonal dishes. If you have a glass of selected wine to go with it, the culinary tale will be complete.

And to conclude, they will pamper you with the best coffee in town – Prestige Bar coffee.

No, in the Gajbica Pizzeria you will not be hungry. You can choose from different types of pizza, salads, meat and fish boards, daily fresh desserts and meals during workdays.

Gajbica can also prepare catering for events of up to 20 people. The covered terrace can welcome just over 30 people and the youngest can play on the grass playground next to the Pizzeria.

Enjoy a relaxing evening with different types of warm and cold refreshing beverages, as well as non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks. Have a taste of their desserts, get your energy back with sandwiches, pizzas made by a Slovenian family business, burek and other dishes. In the summertime, they prepare special ice cream desserts, the renowned banana split and special ice cream spaghetti. They welcome up to 50 people upon prior arrangement.

Do you have a sweet tooth? Come over and try their fresh-made desserts, cakes and other pastry. The Senica Café pampers you with various warm and cold refreshing beverages, as well as different non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages. They will gladly prepare the excellent Hornig coffee for you and, in the summer, their homemade ice cream.

In the Koroška region, when you say burger, you only think of one place – Punkt in Kotlje. The first burger house in the Koroška region unites people of all generations. Besides their permanent menu of 15 burgers they also serve seasonal and occasional burgers, fried food, salads, snacks, desserts, menus for children, cocktails, 33 different types of beer, 11 different gins and just as many whiskeys.

The Poseka ski slope is located just above the town of Ravne na Koroškem. It is suitable for recreational skiing as well as trainings and competitions.

It is located in the vicinity of the Ravne na Koroškem Sports Centre. The slope is designed for recreational as well as competitive skiing, since it holds the FIS homologation for slalom.

This family friendly ski slope in Kotlje, by the foothills of Mount Uršlja Gora, is intended for beginners and less demanding skiers. It is well-known for its skiing and snowboarding school programmes, implemented successfully by the DR7 ski school, a member of the Slovenian Ski School Association.

The youngest can also use the low-rope tow.

Vuzenica, the seat of the municipality, is a central settlement idyllically situated on the right bank of the Drava. It is distinguished by its reputation as one of the oldest places in the Drava Valley. In the past, rafters floated “flose” here, while carriers busily transported goods along the Drava. Numerous fairs also added to the town’s lively atmosphere. 

The remnants of the old castle and the parish church of St. Nicholas still testify to its former glory. The church was once home to Anton Martin Slomšek, a gentle poet and national awakener. Autumn walks in the nearby Dravče, St. Primož on Pohorje, St. Vid, and Šentjanž above Dravče are especially delightful. 

The landscape, offering countless opportunities for recreation in unspoilt nature, forest fruits, and homemade delicacies, is interwoven with numerous hiking trails. Vuzenica

In Vuzenica you can rent an e-bike and ride it around the nearby and distant surroundings. The large sports park provides exceptional training opportunities. It is also possible to spend the night in the town centre. There is also a restaurant with excellent food nearby. 

Vuzenica is also well worth exploring by bike or on foot, as the experience of nature becomes even greater. The many ascents are always rewarded with magnificent views. Embrace the thrill of outdoor adventures – from mountain landscapes and alpine sports to water activities, Koroška is a true playground for active holidays and outdoor enthusiasts.

Slovenj Gradec is a cultural hub of the Mislinja Valley and the oldest town in Koroška, as it was granted town rights as early as 1267. Its pleasant location, sheltered between Uršlja Gora and Pohorje, offers visitors well-maintained hiking and cycling trails. The surrounding area, dotted with excellent farm stays, also offers thematic and mountain trails leading to diverse and differently demanding peaks. 

The air is scented with the smell of honey as sweets and honey bread have been produced locally by the Perger family since 1757. Their museum offers a glimpse into the colourful past and wide assortment of unique products. 

The town is known for its artists, cultural and social events, as well as the new swimming complex Aqualatio. The Koroška Regional Museum, and the Hugo Wolf Museum are especially worth visiting. Its vibrant cultural activity has earned the town a strong international reputation, so much so that in 1989 the United Nations awarded it the honorary title Peace Messenger City. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Koroška (KGLU) focuses on visual art from the mid-20th century onward and plays an active social role by addressing often overlooked issues. As a museum of national importance and part of an international network, KGLU preserves mobile cultural heritage while emphasizing educational programs that foster learning and critical thinking. 

In the town, you will find several boutique accommodations tailored to individual guests. Bicycles can also be rented at various locations for independent exploration. In addition to numerous awards for tidiness, Slovenj Gradec has also received the Slovenia Green Destination – Bronze certificate. 

In the wider surroundings of the town, you can discover interesting sacral sites. Through glass floors, St. George reveals a glimpse into the past, while the Church of St. Pancras above the old square offers an insight into the life of nobles in the Middle Ages. Together with the church on Homc Hill, they form a mythical triangle said to hold secret powers. 

Each summer, Slovenj Gradec’s town centre comes alive with film and music. Visitors can enjoy short films from around the world under the stars at Rotenturn Castle, with live music before and after the screenings. A few days earlier, the Zebra Festival delights young audiences with a colourful mix of animated films. 

Step back into the Middle Ages, when lords ruled and steel was forged! During the Medieval Prelude (Srednjeveški preludij), the centre of Slovenj Gradec comes alive with music, food, and crafts. Watch blacksmiths at work, explore knights’ weapons and curious torture devices, enjoy the bird show and jester’s tricks, and treat yourself to sweet delights from Perger 1757 confectionery. 

Ribnica na Pohorju is a small clustered settlement on the northern slopes of Pohorje. In Roman times, a road ran through Ribnica connecting Slovenske Konjice with the Drava Valley. Surrounded by vast, dark Pohorje forests, the locals have long been engaged in forestry, sawmilling, and livestock farming. 

The past was also marked by glassmaking and stonemasonry. Today, Ribnica is an idyllic climatic tourist destination with an apartment village, ski slopes, and tourist farms. It is also a pleasant starting point for mountain biking and hiking trails towards the Ribnica Hut and Jezerski Vrh. 

With its location below the peak of Pohorje and its fresh, clean air, it attracts visitors seeking peace and walks in nature. At the top, the Ribnica Lake awaits, surrounded by dwarf pines, offering a safe haven and tranquillity. Here, visitors discover natural beauty, the importance of the forest, as well as the history and life of this part of Pohorje. 

In Josipdol, you can visit the Museum of Stonemasonry, Glassmaking, and Forestry, as well as one of the first forest educational trails – Kapelvald – a true treasure trove of various tree species. And if you head to Orlica, you will find the Sgerm Spruce, at 62 metres the tallest in Central Europe. 

Ravne na Koroškem is the largest town in Koroška – a town of ironworkers, steel sculptures of Forma Viva, and literary treasures. Its cultural growth is reflected in the rich collections of the Koroška Central Library, while the history of ironworking is showcased in fascinating museum exhibits, especially Štauharija located in the old ironworks. 

The town features a modern sports complex with halls, an Olympic-size and indoor swimming pool, an athletics stadium, a ski slope, a mountain bike park, an adventure park, numerous playgrounds, a sauna and fitness facilities, as well as various accommodation options, including glamping.

On the slopes of the surrounding hills, alongside traditional tourist farms, you will also encounter more exotic animals; you can walk with llamas, observe zebras, and even spot a few other exotic species. 

Discover the heartbeat of Koroška – a region with a rich and diverse heritage, best experienced through its many museums and galleries. From the era of the Romans to the formation of modern Slovenia, each exhibition tells a part of the region’s remarkable story.

Everywhere you go, you are greeted by views of Uršlja Gora, where from the summit you can admire the entire Koroška region and beyond. In addition to fine cuisine, here you will also find the highest-located church in Slovenia – St. Ursula’s. The Nature adventure park of Uršlja Gora follows you as you trek your way up. On your way back to the valley, don’t forget to stop by Lake Ivarčko. 

Radlje ob Dravi has been known as a settlement since Roman times and was first mentioned as a clustered village in 1161 and later as a market town in 1268. This town by the Drava is renowned for its hospitality, sustainability, and not least, its excellent beer and local apple juice. 

It's the only municipality in Koroška to proudly hold the Slovenia Green Destination – Gold certificate, a testament to its care for nature and commitment to maintaining the connection between people and the environment. Here you will also find Slovenia’s first natural swimming pool – the Radlje ob Dravi Water Park. With its natural lake just a stone’s throw from the centre, it attracts both locals and international visitors. Campervans are welcome, and the pool also boasts the prestigious Blue Flag award. 

Since large amounts of hops are grown in the surrounding area, the location of the brewery nearby is not only practical but also logical. Let your taste buds explore the diverse flavours of craft beers, while the youngest visitors can enjoy delicious locally produced apple juice. 

A special feature of Radlje is the Pahernik Forests, a unique example of sustainable forestry where the legacy of careful forest management has been preserved for generations. These forests are imbued with peace, a magical silence, and a sense of eternity. Upon entering, time seems to slow down, each breath brings greater clarity, and nature itself invites you to pause and listen. 

Celebrating the people of Koroška – beyond industries and landscapes, museums honor those who shaped the region. With fresh exhibitions and special offers, there’s always something new to discover in Koroška’s cultural institutions. 

Radlje invites you to explore nature along its many educational and thematic trails, cycle along the Drava or on scenic hillside routes, and discover culture through museum exhibitions or mysterious churches. 

The history of Prevalje is the history of ironworking, as the local ironworks remained the strongest in this part of Europe until its closure. The municipality prides itself on its rich cultural heritage: Roman stones discovered in Zagrad, two beautiful Gothic churches above Leše, and the Štopar Bridge, an exceptional technical monument. 

You will be impressed by a visit to the tourist village of Šentanel, which spreads picturesquely over the hillsides of Strojna with its scattered farms, most of which welcome guests seeking authentic homemade food and drinks. Beneath the settlement, you can also find the over 150-year-old Polhov Mill. 

In Jamnica, farm tourism continues, but thanks to its natural features, it takes on a more sporting character. Here you will find a single trail park that attracts mountain bikers from all over the world. Jamnica has even hosted the Enduro World Championship races twice. 

In the very centre of the town lies the Prevalje Climbing Centre – the most modern facility of its kind in Slovenia. Inside, you’ll find more than 200 different routes, over 1,800 m² of climbing surfaces, and walls up to 18 metres high. With the help of guides, everyone can experience the beauty of climbing. 

The town of Podvelka has long been known as the home of foresters, who once floated the rich surrounding forests down the Drava River for trade. Today, the uninhabited steep slopes are a paradise for visitors who love peace, the freshness of nature, and the pure forest air. 

The town is surrounded by small clustered villages with beautifully arranged village centres. Especially charming is Kapla – on the northern side of the Drava – whose ridge-top location offers an excellent starting point for hikers, while Ožbalt and Brezno provide good entry points to cycling routes and rest areas for campervans. 

Odomovo Lake, located on Kozjak, is the final destination for many hikers who wish to refresh themselves after a walk, as well as for those seeking tranquillity, birdsong, fishing, and a picnic in nature. S kolesom na Zgornji Kapli s pogledom na Avstrijo

In addition to sightseeing, you can also enjoy interactive presentations of traditional crafts in Podvelka, such as the Blacksmith’s Workshop Kovačija pri Kovaču, where you can forge your very own emblem, or explore the treasure chest of nature at Linca in the Kobansko area.