Top Things to do In Radovljica 2021

"Bled Castle is located on the shore of Lake Bled. He is located on a high mountain. The red roof makes him very conspicuous. He can be seen from a long distance. It is condescending to overlook the beauty of the lake and the wonders of the surrounding snow-capped mountains. It is really a romantic place isolated from the world and worth visiting."

"There are too many beautiful lakes in the world, it is not uncommon, but there is a small island 40 meters above the water in the center of the lake, which is undoubtedly the finishing touch of BLED! Therefore, when you come to BLED Lake, you must take a boat to the island, which is the kind of wooden boat with people paddling. The total fare for the three of us is 35 euros for round trip, and we pay in cash on the return trip. He is not afraid of you running away, is it possible that you plan to swim back to the shore? Haha... It takes about 15 minutes one way. The dense forest by the lake, the church of St. Mary on the island of the lake is surrounded by woods, clean and charming! From the pier to the church, you need to climb 99 steps. Today, the church standing on the island in the lake was rebuilt after the earthquake in 1509. There is a long stone step on the south side of the island, with 99 levels. It is said that the bride who holds a wedding here must be carried by the bridegroom. Steps to test the loyalty of the groom. Going to the island is free, but tickets are required to visit churches and exhibitions. There is a big bell weighing 178 kilograms in the church. There is also a beautiful legend. Many people will ring the bell to make a wish and pray for love forever. It is said to be very spiritual! There is a building next to it. On the first floor is a souvenir shop and a small restaurant. There is a small exhibition on the second floor. There is a large glass in the restaurant, through which you can see Lake Bled, which is great!"

"This must go. I feel that the way up the mountain is not as difficult as the netizens say. I wanted to go up the mountain to take a sunset shot on the first day when I arrived, but it rained. The next day I asked about the hotel, only it was sunny in the morning and also in the afternoon. It was going to rain, so I had to leave in the morning, but it still rained when I went down the mountain. The landscape here is indeed worth visiting. The entire Lake Bled and the island in the lake can be perfectly put into a mirror frame. However, I have to complain that the signs for going up the mountain are not very clear, especially the last section of the road."

"It is a lively place where many people go for a walk, especially in the afternoon. It is easy to explore on foot, you can also go to other parts of the city on foot to enjoy a meal or a drink."

"highly recommended. it’s breathing taking view from atop overlooking lake bled! super! love the place❤️"

"ljubljana's city hall, it's in the old part of town, very nice walk"

"Triple Bridge is a nice place for a walk, especially in the evening. l think it is a great spot for those who visit Ljubljana, and need a nice place to walk, have coffee or dine as there many restaurants and coffee shops around. "

"The Republic Square in Ljubljana is the political center of Slovenia. The largest building next to the square is the Parliament Building, and the tall skyscrapers are the Ljubljana Bank and the Cultural Conference Center. The huge square is where Slovenia declared its independence on June 25, 1991. The square was once the location of the northern city wall during the ancient Roman period, and some ruins have been excavated."

"The Ljubljana City Hall is a very old building. It is in the old city center. There are sculptures and pools in front. There are not many tourists, so you can take pictures and play at will. There is a central market nearby to buy and buy."

"I talked to you about a few small Italian cities, and I continue today. Trieste is the largest free port city in Italy on the northeast coast of the Adriatic Sea, on the northwest side of the Easterra Peninsula, and on the top of Trieste Bay. After World War II, it was under the jurisdiction of Yugoslavia and returned to Italy after 1954. Today I'm taking you to the Italian Unity Square, the main square in Trieste and the largest seafront square in Europe. Surrounded by the historic buildings of the Beige, on three sides, the bay, which looks like a very atmospheric place, at the foot of the San Giusto, facing the Adriatic Sea, which was the main port of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, was at the time a thriving harbour city and a center of music and literature. But then it became a bit of a depression after the annexation of Italy. Italy has two unifying squares, which are the first and largest, so you usually ask the Italians where your unifying square is? They will tell you in Trieste. Another I've been to in Florence, which is certainly half smaller. The square was built around the 19th century, with government offices like town halls, district administration buildings, and a better view of the sea, with bronze statues of flag-waving people on the shore called the Liberation Monument. The most important is the cruise home port, which can hold tens of thousands of tons of large cruise ships, I came to Trieste this time at the invitation of Italy's largest cruise company, Venice, because in two days is the picture of the Venice's new ship. I look forward to it!"