We
had a stop in Ljubljana, Slovenia for a couple nights as we wanted to visit the
capital city, but mostly to go visit the Skocjan caves not far from
there. We took the morning train and after around 1.5 hours we got to
Divaca. A shuttle bus was waiting for people from the train that
wanted to go visit the caves and the bus was free. We didn't know what
to expect from the caves but we were really impressed. We took a 2
hours guided tour underground and it was one of the best things we've
visited so far, comparable to the Fjords of Norway or the Arches in
the desert of Moab. We were 100 meters or so underground and there
was also a river running in the middle. The ceiling is covered in
stalactites and the floors have a lot of stalagmites. We could also
see signs of the first explorations and tourists paths with
staircases carved in stone. The new path is way easier than the
original and has a bridge going across the river. We ended the visit
by a couple museums waiting for the shuttle to go back to the train
station.
Unfortunately,
taking pictures is forbidden on the tour. We have a few pictures of
Ljubljana and also some pictures after we were outside the caves.
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| Dragon Bridge |
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| Ljubljanica River |
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| An old street of Ljubljana |
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| Skocjan Caves |
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| Ljubljana Castle |
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