Postojna Cave is an inevitable destination for anyone who is in Slovenia. Numerous cave formations and diverse fauna are just some of the reasons why you should go down to the depths of Postojna. Postojna Cave is the only karst cave with a railway that works for more than 140 years. Take the underground train ride and prepare to be amazed. This cave is also home to baby dragons more precisely olms the endemic amphibian who are still the mystery to us all. No wonder it is the most visited and most fascinating cave in Europe.

This Italian city and the largest cargo port are located in the bay of the same name. If you start descending to the center of town, the beautiful scenes of the city and the Adriatic Sea will blend in front of your eyes. Since its position is at the intersection of different nations and cultures, Trieste can boast with its rich cultural and historical heritage. Do not overlook this charming Italian city, because it will amaze you with what it has to offer.

This renaissance castle built in the cave mouth is located in south-eastern Slovenia, in Predjama village just 9 km away from the famous Postojna Cave. The castle was first mentioned in the 13th century. Since it was built under the rocky arch of the cave, it was really difficult to approach it. There is a legend of the ruler of the castle at the time, Erazem of Predjama. He was known as a robber baron and used the castle to endure a long siege. During the siege, he was killed by a shot from a cannon in his lavatory. Explore the castle's armory, chapel, kitchen, torture chamber and discover the magic of medieval life. The Predjama Castle has been used as a filming venue for numerous documentaries and feature films such as Armour of God, and Ghosthunters International. Being ranked among the top ten most fascinating castles in the world you need to check it out.