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  • filter_dramaUnderstand
    Bled is a popular destination in Slovenia due to its romantic scenery and access point for [wiki=8c535da82036fb3a4100ef74cbe0e885]Triglav National Park[/wiki], which offers numerous outdoor adventure opportunities. The town features a little white church on an island in the center of an emerald green mountain lake, with Bled Castle perched high above, amidst the [wiki=672553ab2ffcd347f4400a3b71d2bf67]Julian Alps[/wiki].
  • filter_dramaGet in
    • By plane

      The closest airport is [wiki=68e1a36ae2cf3431f2b32732557f3882]Airport Joze Pucnik Ljubljana[/wiki], which is easily accessed by bus for €7 or by taxi for €45 and up to 55€.

      Near Lake Bled is a small civil airport Lesce-Bled for fun and sports flier!

    • By bus

      The bus station in Bled is centrally located northeast, five minutes of walk from the lake and the main lake site, at the intersection of Cesta Svobode and Grajska Cesta, heading toward Bled castle.

      Buses leave from [wiki=a606fe014370d8c520a07f30df46ef10]Ljubljana[/wiki] to Bled hourly on the hour and return from Bled to [wiki=a606fe014370d8c520a07f30df46ef10]Ljubljana[/wiki] hourly on the half-hour. The journey takes app. 75 minutes and costs € 6,30. Schedules are available online (http://www.ap-ljubljana.si/en/). Tickets can be bought at Bus Station Ljubljana ticket offices. They also have a number you can call for getting all the information, 1991 (only for calls made in Slovenia).

    • By train

      Trains from [wiki=a606fe014370d8c520a07f30df46ef10]Ljubljana[/wiki] drop passengers off at Lesce-Bled station, 4km southeast of Bled. The journey takes slightly under an hour by regional train. These run irregularly, but more or less once every hour. In addition, there are a few IC services a day, which are slightly faster.

      Buses connect the station with Bled every 30 minutes for €2. A taxi to/from the station costs €10.

      Bled Jezero Station is on the other side of the lake, opposite the town, 1.5km away. From here, trains leave to/from [wiki=9ef02a672cb1d65aa8d2ee448d93c38b]Jesenice[/wiki] and [wiki=7c09d4af477581f00934235b83ef33da]Nova Gorica[/wiki] every two hours or so.

      Train schedules are also available online [http://slo-zeleznice.si/en].

  • filter_dramaGet around
    • On foot

      Bled is small enough to cover on foot. A walk around the lake will take just over an hour.

    • By pletna

      The traditional way to reach the lake's island is by a pletna boat, which resembles a huge gondola. The round-trip fare is fixed at €12 per person, and the rowers will typically wait to get minimum ten people on the boat before departing. The entire trip takes 90 minutes, including 60 minutes of rowing and 30 minutes on the island. The pletnas depart from various locations around the lake. For reservations visit web site www.pletna.si

    • By rowboat

      A popular method of travel to the island church is by renting a rowboat. The rental shops can be found beneath the castle (15 EUR/hour) and near the activity center at the west shore of the lake (10 EUR/hour).

    • By bicycle

      Bled and the vicinity are great for riding bicycles, which can be rented at many outdoor agencies. There are no designated bike lanes in Bled. Cycling off-road or off-track is not allowed in Slovenia. A list of suggested bike routes is available here.

    • By horse

      Horses are available for rent, with or without guides/instructors, at most outdoor agencies. In addition, horse drawn carriages are available for rides around the lake, to the castle, and further afield.

  • filter_dramaSee
    [http://www.lakebled.org/]Formed after the recession of the Bohinj glacier at the end of the Ice Age. As much as 2120m long and 1380m wide. Maximum depth is 30.6m. With no natural tributaries, it is fed by a few springs.

    * A picturesque white and red castle enclosed by a Romanesque wall with parapets, ramparts, and towers. The current incarnation of the castle dates from the 17th century and was restored in the 1950s. The upper courtyard includes a 16th century chapel decorated with frescoes from 1700 and includes a painting of Henry II conferring Bled to Bishop Albuin. There is a small museum with an exhibition on the castle's and the region's history, and the usual array of medieval pomp, pageantry and weaponry. The exhibition features explicative texts both in English and Slovenian, and some videos in Slovenian, German, English and Italian. The castle terrace offers great views of the lake and island below. There is also a small wine center run by Andre, the monk. There, for the price of a champagne bottle (€15) Andre will teach you how to perform Sabrage, or Sabree, the art of cutting the top of the bottle off with a blade. You can also bottle, label, and wax stamp your own wine right in the cellar with Andre. The wooden steps near the wine cellar lead to small shop that sells various herbs and oils. Go in here for the smell.

    * Excavations on the island have revealed the remains of a pre-Romanesque Chapel and a large Slavic cemetary dating to 9 AD.
    ** The present baroque church dates from 1698. Well preserved frescoes depict scenes from the life of Virgin Mary. Ring the wishing bell, which was installed in the original Gothic church in 1534. The Provost's house and the smaller building behind the church were used as guesthouses. According to local tradition, a husband who can carry his newly married bride the 99 steps up from the dock into the church will be ensured a happy marriage, and ringing the bell in the church will fulfill one of your wishes.

    * 18m high, but very narrow waterfall over a vertical wall of Permian limestone. Popular for rock climbing. If you go up the stairs you have a beautiful view over the whole area.

    * 300m cave system includes rare helictites (calcium deposits) and a tooth-shaped pillar atop a 1128m peak. Very different than other caves in Slovenia. Three-hour tours take place Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays in July and August. Meet at Bohinjska Bela 34.
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    Most of the outdoor adventure activities, as well as the must-see Vintgar Gorge, are in nearby [wiki=8c535da82036fb3a4100ef74cbe0e885]Triglav National Park[/wiki]. However, Bled also offers numerous activities.

    * Stand up paddling trips. Explore the lake&island on a surfboard.

    * Yoga classes for all levels.Pop-up YOGA BLED combines together yoga, fresh air and Bled - small town in Slovenia, known for its beautiful lake and the island in the middle of it..

    * Bled offers several easy to moderate hikes, many of which offer amazing picturesque views of the island. Mala Osojnica, a 685m high peak at the southwestern corner of the lake offers the best and most famous views of Bled, and is popular among photographers. An easier, but less spectacular option is to hike up 638m Straza, covered with linden oak and spruce trees, southwest of the Grand Hotel Toplice.

    * 6,000 m2 area, a great place to swim, also has two waterslides, a trampoline, a climbing wall, four outdoor swimming pools, a jump board as well as climbers, swings and a sandbox for children, table tennis, chess, 1,000 changing rooms, 107 lockers, boat rental, snack shop, and a grassy beach.

    * Swim across Lake Bled and around the Island with well known operator for Slovenian swimming adventure holidays.

    *

    * Slovenia's premier golf course.

    * One of the Top 100 Golf Courses in Continental Europe

    * 18 holes. Hosts a variety of classic mini golf competitions, including the National Championship.

    *
    ** Reputable outdoor adventure company with the best rates for skydiving and paragliding.
    ** Panorama flights, glider rental, and tandem para-jumps. There is also a good restaurant.

    * Unwind in thermal pools, whirlpools and saunas, or alternatively let yourself be pampered with a soothing massage, a calming bath or a rejuvenating beauty treatment.
    **
    **

    * Open only during the summer. Ride down a 520m track on a 131m hill in a small cart. Speeds top out at 40kph.

    * Fishing for catfish, pike, carp and lake trout is permitted on Lake Bled with the purchase of a permit from the tourist office for €20 per day.
    • Festivals

      A complete listing of events in Bled is available on the Tourist Information website [http://www.bled.si/en/default.asp?id=2953]
      * Three days of fairs and concerts. The event culminates in fireworks and the lighting of thousands of candles on the lake.

      * Ethnic festival featuring folk music performances.

      * Classical music festival.

  • filter_dramaEat
    Most of the hotels have restaurants and bars. In addition, the following are stand-alone restaurants worth a visit. Prices in Bled tend to be inflated due to the tourist nature of the town. Try the local speciality kremna rezina, a cake of vanilla custard and cream,

    * Good for special occasions, but not as expensive as you might think. Booking advised, especially for outside tables by the wall.

    * Over 100 years old. Still retains original ambience.

    * Nice view.

    * Amazing quality, large menu blending Indian and Slovene dishes including a substantial vegetarian selection. Not the cheapest, but high quality and extremely friendly service. Beautiful decor, relaxed atmosphere. Highly recommended.

    * Great fish restaurant

    * Great fast food including burgers, chicken, and salads.

    * Bled's most sophisticated outfit, georgeously decorated, and beautifully lit. High quality food and wine.
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    Most prices listed do not include tourist tax of €1.01 per person.
    • Mid-range

      Three-star higher middleclass hotel, connected with a pleasant park leads down to the lake shore.

      * 3 star hotel with 115 rooms. Restaurant and Wellness center. Breakfast included.

      *

      * 15 rooms. Family-run three-star hotel in a very quiet location. B&B. No credit cards. Free internet. Always top on reviews.

      * Located in a beautiful historic building overlooking the lake. Use of the wellness facilities at the Toplice is free of charge for guests of the Jadran.

      * 3 star family-run hotel. 11 rooms. Free internet: LAN and WIFI in every room. Roof terrace.

      * 3 star hotel. Pool. Family friendly, provides all necessary facilities for babies and young children as well as a broad animation program. Apartments and suites are available. Breakfast included.

      * Guests may use the swimming pool of the Toplice free of charge.

      * Family-run four star pension famous of it's hospitality, fabulous breakfast and traditional architecture. Free internet in all rooms (cable, wireless), free computer access, free parking.

      * 40 square meter furnished apartments for 2-4 persons. Quiet location, free computer acess, free wi-fi, tvs in all apartments, free parking.

      * 58 rooms and three suites. Free wi-fi. Popular for weddings and corporate outings.

      * Restaurant and summer garden. Free wi-fi. Cottage and apartments available.

      * 34 rooms. New modern hotel and restaurant, big secured underground parking, free internet access B&B.

      * Family-run three-star guesthouse. Excellent location for fishing and hiking.

      * 13 rooms. Free wi-fi.

      * Apartments available. Great bar downstairs. Accessible by disabled.

      * Four apartments. Fish restaurant. Lake views.

      * All of the apartments have well equipped kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms with cable TV and balconies. Parking place is ensured. Free Wi-Fi

    • Splurge

      4 star hotel. Breakfast included.

      * 4-star hotel featuring the excellent Ziva Wellness Centre.

      * 5-star hotel. Features thermal springs.

      * 4-star hotel. This was the private getaway of Marshal Tito during the days of Yugoslavia. Inspite of its recent renovation, it hasn't lost any of its historic charm. The hotel also features a small new wellness studio.

      * 4-star hotel.

      * 4-star hotel. Features a swimming pool on its highest floor with a great view. The famous cream cakes were invented at the hotel in 1953 and over 10 million have been baked in its patisserie so far.

  • filter_dramaContact
    • Internet

      Most of the hotels and hostels in Bled offer internet access.

    • Post office

      The post office is located at Ljubljanska 14 and is open M-F 7am-7pm, Sa 7am-12pm

  • filter_dramaStay safe
    Be sure to take necessary precautions when participating in outdoor activities.
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