After Finland and Sweden, Slovenia is the third most forested country in Europe and is home of brown bears, lynx and wolf. It has part of four great European landscapes: The Alps, the Dinaric Alps, the Mediterranean and the Pannonian Plain, which makes the country one of the most diverse and interesting spots in Europe. So Slovenia also shows a very rich biodiversity, especially in the Karst areas in the southwest which are rich in unique flora and fauna.
The Slovenian Capital, Ljubljana, is a vivid place at the foot of the Alps. Jazz and world music festivals have especially boomed during the last years. It is home to about 280.000 Slovenians.

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• Gimnazija Ptuj 

• OS Bozidarja Jakca 

• OS Preserje 

• OS Vrhovci