Top Ljubljana Food Tours - page 2

Experience the delightful culture of Ljubljana during a traditional supper and folk dance event. The capital of Slovenia is the country's epicenter of culture and it shows. Sit back and enjoy an expressive folk dance show original to the region. Indulge in customary foods, savor local wine and play traditional games. After filling up on Slovenian folklore, you will receive a memorable gift as you depart.

Experience Ljubljana’s nightlife with a pub crawl through Slovenia’s capital city. This tour is perfect for solo travelers or groups interested in meeting other travelers. You’ll spend time getting to know the other members of your tour at the first pub and then make your way through the city ending the night in one of the hottest dance clubs in Ljubljana. Your party guide will sponsor challenges and games along the way to ensure everyone has a fantastic time.

Visit the only distillery in the city. Our distillery creates award winning gins and whiskies. This is your best chance to get to know all the different gins and whiskies that are made at our distillery. You will also learn how to taste the spirits and what makes each of the spirits unique.

Embark on an e-bike journey through the picturesque Goriška Brda region, a haven of rolling hills adorned with vineyards. The effortless ride unveils hidden treasures and renowned wineries, ensuring a seamless exploration of this charming wine country. E-bikes make the journey accessible to all, allowing riders to effortlessly traverse the undulating terrain, passing through quaint villages and enjoying panoramic vineyard views. A distinctive highlight is the immersive experience amidst the vineyards, where the aroma of ripening grapes and the winemaking process create a sensory delight. Explore boutique wineries for tastings, where passionate vintners share their craft. This unique blend of cycling, nature,and exceptional wines offers a memorable adventure. Whether you're an avid cyclist or a leisurely explorer, an e-bike excursion through Goriška Brda promises a delightful journey, weaving together the joy of cycling with the rich flavors of Slovenian wines in an idyllic landscape.

This is more than just a transfer from Ljubljana to Zagreb. Along the way, the journey becomes a full day of exploring some of Croatia’s most beautiful natural landscapes. The first stop is Rastoke, a small and charming village where rivers flow through wooden houses and historic watermills, creating a network of gentle waterfalls. It’s a peaceful place to take a short walk, stretch your legs, and enjoy the scenery before continuing further. From there, continue to Plitvice Lakes for a guided visit through the national park. Walk along wooden pathways that wind through cascading lakes, waterfalls, and forest, offering one of the most memorable nature experiences in the region. By the time you arrive in Zagreb, the transfer feels like a complete day of discovery, combining countryside, culture, and nature rather than just a simple drive between cities.

On this tour we will take you to one of Slovenian wine regions. You will meet the winemakers with rich historical backgrounds, award winning wines and get to know their hospitality. You will see how diverse Slovenia is, if only just 1 hour away from the capital, the scenery changes completely.

Delve into the rich heritage of Slovenia's whisky scene at the Broken Bones distillery, the first of its kind in Ljubljana in over six decades. This 90-minute guided experience, led by one of the founders, offers a fascinating look into the distillation process, from initial concept to the aging of spirits. Sample a selection of exquisite whiskies and indulge in a signature cocktail crafted from Broken Bones' finest. Immerse yourself in the story of passion and tradition that defines this unique distillery, where a shared love for spirits turns into a delightful journey of taste and knowledge.

This is more than just a transfer from Ljubljana to Plitvice Lakes. Along the way, we take time to stop in Rastoke, a small and charming village where rivers flow through wooden houses and historic watermills, creating a landscape of gentle waterfalls and quiet pathways. It’s a peaceful place to slow down, take a short walk, and experience a side of Croatia that many travelers would otherwise miss. Rather than going directly to the national park, this stop adds a relaxed and scenic break to the journey, giving you the chance to enjoy the countryside at an easy pace. By the time you arrive at Plitvice Lakes, you’ve already experienced one beautiful natural setting, making the day feel full, varied, and much more memorable than a simple transfer.

We will take care of you like you are a part of our family, welcome you and your close ones in a privacy of our lovely home, where you will dive in the Slovenian culinary experience, try traditional food and drinks, you will also learn about Slovenian history, heritage and our way of life. Together we will also prepare a traditional Slovenian food called Štruklji, we will have a lovely launch with the best and fresh ingredients and will visit our local straw hat museum, for which our home town is known for.

Take advantage of Ljubljana’s close proximity to Croatia’s capital—Zagreb by going on an action-packed day tour. Cut the stress out of figuring out public transport routes by having round-trip transport in a comfortable minivan included. You’ll go up the Zagreb funicular to Upper Town, visit St. Mark's Square, Kamenita Vrata, Kaptol, Dolac farmers market, Ban Jelacic Square, and Lower Town. You won’t have to worry about the trip being overcrowded as you’ll travel in a small group. Conveniently, you’ll also have the free time to explore the city independently.

Discover Slovenian wine in a guided tasting with a sommelier in Ljubljana, and sample wines from across the country’s wine regions. Since you’ll get expert advice on tasting Slovenian wine, it’s a unique chance to learn about Slovenian terroir and an invitation to travel across Slovenia's vineyards without leaving Ljubljana.

Skip the crowds—this is a private tour for your group only. Ljubljana's culinary offerings have some of the typical Ljubljana dishes, which have their roots far back in the city's history; some are the result of modern-day culinary creativity. Do you know that in Central Market you can taste typical local dishes? Are you willing to visit five different styles of restaurants and taste five different dishes and five different drinks? Is it true that Krakovo is an area of gardens traditionally occupied by the local vegetable growers? Your local guide will show you the historical city center's locations where food trading and culinary-related activities used to take place in the past and take you to the top of Nebotičnik, once the tallest building in Central Europe and today one of the city's most prominent icons. Are you ready to learn about Ljubljana and its dynamic history and vibrant modern life from tasting its most favorite foods?

You may not be able to name any Slovenian dishes before this 3,5-hour walking tour, but by the end, you’ll be well informed and full. This isn’t, however, just a food tour. Sample traditional dishes, washed down with up to four Slovenian wines, while your guide regales your group with Slovenian history and points out masterful architectural creations along the way. With your tummy full and armed with knowledge of local traditions, cuisine and history, you will definitely know where to go next and where to eat next. “Dober tek!”

Visit the wine region of Jeruzalem in eastern Slovenia without having to worry about driving home with this full-day tour. Admire the terraced vineyards, sample a variety of fine wines, and learn about their origins as you visit three wineries in the region with your personal tour guide. Take a midday break for lunch at a family-owned tourist farm or restaurant to indulge in regional culinary dishes.

Discover the second-largest city in Slovenia during a day trip to Maribor and Ptuj from Ljubliana. Ideal for lovers of culture and wine, this tour transports you between dispersed attractions—which include the ancient castle of Ptuj and the Drava River—with ease and offers insight into the culture of the Lower Styria region of the country.