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Geographical presentation of Slovenia

Discover Slovenia's geographical diversity, from the majestic mountains of the Julian Alps to the idyllic Lake Bled and the historic town of Ptuj. Learn about the country's vibrant capital, Ljubljana, and the stunning landscapes that make it a must-visit destination.

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Geographical presentation of Slovenia

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  1. Geographical presentation of Slovenia

  2. Area and population • Central, South-eastern Europe • Longest border line with Croatia • 20000 square kilometres • 2 million people

  3. The capital of Slovenia is Ljubljana

  4. City core – Tromostovje (by Jože Plečnik) Tromostovje are the three bridges that are situated next to the Prešeren square in the middle of Ljubljana. River Ljubljanica flows through the centre of the city.

  5. Ptuj Ptuj is the oldest town of Slovenia. It is situated in on the banks of Drava river. In the middle of the town there is a castle on a hill. Picture: Ptuj

  6. Waters in Slovenia The longest river in Slovenia is Sava. There are two bigger lakes: Bled and Bohinj Photo: River Sava

  7. Mountains Three mountain ranges: • Julian Alps, • Karavanke, • Kamniško savinjske Alpe. The highest mountain is Triglav, 2864m

  8. About sixty percent of the country’s surface is covered by woods.

  9. Natural sights Lake Bled is famous for its island and an old church on it. Triglav national park is located in Julian Alps.

  10. Caves of the Karst: lime stone region in Slovenia full of caves and other Karst phenomena. Cerkno lake can be totally dry, with water in the underground, but it can also cause floods.

  11. Slovenian coast line is 46km long and there are two big tourist cities: Koper (the biggest Slo port) Portorož (is the one of country’s largest touristic areas)

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