A remarkable historical document, important in establishing the place of Slovenian people and culture within existing European civilization.

Dance macabre - a rare, well preserved, and complete example of one of the most famous images of medieval iconography.

It deals with spiritual, religious and literary concepts in a language which had no precedents except for the foundations laid by Trubar.

Annual exhibitions and competitions produce numerous technically and artistically accomplished pieces by practitioners of the handicraft.

The sundials carved by Slovenian shepherds of Velika planina demonstrate a high level of culture in everyday life of common people.

In the frescoes of Hrastovlje he discovered the representation of an ancient pre-Christian religion of the Goddess.

The grape harvesting has become a tradition and an annual festival attracts huge crowds including international visitors.

"He is intelligent, listens attentively and understands what he is told to do; in short - he is a perfect sheepdog, afraid of nothing."

Jože Plečnik in synthesizing these two traditions, natures and moods, is considered one of the greatest universal artists.

In its conception and as a linguistic tool, glagolica was an amazing achievement - a tool to give power of the written word to half the Europe.

A centre of learning, it surpassed for a period of time in influence and standing Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenian territories.

The first Roman staging post on the Roman Road, it became a city at the time of emperor Trajan, and named Colonia Ulpia Traiana Poetovio.

Dance macabre - a rare, well preserved, and complete example of one of the most famous images of medieval iconography.