Slovenia Airport Taxi Transfer

Places to Visit With Airport Transfer in Slovenia

Since you are here, we thought of giving you some suggestions of places that you can visit during your stay. It goes without saying that we can drive you there anytime.

Our first and most obvious suggestions are the cities for which these airports operate, namely Ljubljana and Maribor. Both excellent traveling destinations in terms of food and forms of entertainment.

Then, there are many villages around the cities to explore their local and traditional cuisine. Do you want to visit museums and landmarks to learn about Slovenia? Right, you can tell us. We’ll drive you there.

Top-Rated Airport Transfer in Slovenia

So far, you already know about our high quality of services. In fact, when you choose AtoB for your Slovenia airport taxi services, you sign an ironclad contract of high quality service standards.

What you might not know is that we’ve also done our homework. We have searched the market and not only did we establish the best and most affordable rates, but we also created several traveling plans to cover a wide range of traveling needs.

That being said, when it comes to traveling pricing rates, be sure that they will always be to your benefit. That’s why we have a whole fleet of different kinds of airport transfer vehicles!

What to Do in Slovenia?

Holiday Transfers in Slovenia

There are a ton of places in Slovenia waiting for you. The easiest way to get there is with AtoB since you’re visiting for holidays (or vacations). Our vehicles are as roomy and comfy as our homes. So, if you’re traveling with your partner and kids, skip all the lines and find your private driver as soon as you land and get your bulky bags.

Looking for Some Local Events?

Are you looking forward to feeling Slovenia on your skin? This is achievable by attending some of their local events. Let’s see some together!

Kurentovanje (Pust). One of the most important traditional carnivals in Slovenia. In fact, some say that this carnival has evolved from ancient pagan rituals. It takes place in February and in essence, it’s a celebration of the end of darkness (winter) and the arrival of light (spring). Street performances and street food are all about this event. A must-go.

Pruning of the vine. If you are in Maribor in late February to early March, you have to attend this. This is Maribor’s annual festival of pruning their oldest vine. You could also say the world’s oldest vine as it is said to be 400 years old. We are sure you can easily guess what this festival is about!

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Try Delicious Slovenian Сuisine

This is our favorite section. And yours too! Regardless of the purpose of your visit in Slovenia, you’ll have a unique opportunity to embark on a culinary journey. Slovenia is a traditional country and food is no exception. And the good thing? Each region has its own traditional food. Let’s eat!

Štruklji – rolled dumplings. The oldest dish that dates back to the 16th century. This is the side dish for sauces and meat, while it can be served on its own as a dessert.

Žganci. A traditional cornmeal mush from buckwheat flour with a “pinch” of cracklings. You can also choose to eat it with a chicken stew or a mushroom soup. Very famous in Slovenia’s mountainous regions.

Potica – rolled dough Slovenian cake. Our favorite Slovenian cake by far. This IS the literal ambassador of Slovenia. Like Štruklji, Potica also dates back to the 16th century and it was a dish prepared only for the upper class and the nobles. And you’d get the opportunity to taste it. That says a lot, right?

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