Kranjska Gora

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By plane
Two of the lowcost airlines fly closeby to this resort. You can fly with Ryanair from London Stansted to Klagenfurt and then catch a train to Kranjska Gora; or you can simply take a casual drive and view the fantastic scenery first hand. Easyjet also flies directly from London Stansted to Ljubljana and from there you can go by train, car, bus or by an organised transfer.

By train
There isn’t a train that takes you all the way to Kranjska Gora from Ljubljana, but if you have a rail pass you want to take advantage of, it is possible to travel by train to Jesenice and then catch a bus the rest of the way. To check out the timetable from Ljubljana to Jesenice, visit Ljubljana's Train Station.

By car
To get to Kranjska Gora by car, head north out of Ljubljana to reach the motorway. Take the A2 towards Kranj and Jesenice. Pass Kranj and continue in the direction of Jesenice. Once there you will see signs for Kranjska Gora. But be careful, if you miss the exit, you’ll wind up driving through the eight-kilometre-long Karawanken Tunnel into Austria! After exiting in Jesenice, continue following the signs for Kranjska Gora. The short drive from there is entirely on a windy two-lane road. The whole drive should take around an hour.

By bus
Buses from Ljubljana leave once an hour throughout most of the day. The trip takes exactly two hours and lets you soak up the amazing Alpine scenery. The only interruption from the beautiful views is when you go through the steel town of Jesenice. The bus drops you off in Kranjska Gora, a five-minute walk from the main square. A one-way trip cost around €8. To find out more information on bus times from Ljubljana to Kranjska Gora visit Ljubljana's Bus Station.

Kranjska Gora truly is a gem waiting to be discovered when choosing to visit Slovenia and its Zgornjesavska Valley.

Tucked away in the north-west corner of Slovenia, Kranjska Gora hides a plethora of fauna and flora within the sanctuary of the Triglav National Park and boasts plentiful activities for sun and snow worshipers alike.

Kranjska Gora is embraced on the north and south by the towering peaks of the Kravanke Mountains and the Julian Alps and enjoys an Alpine climate with long, snow-filled winters and shorter summers with moderate temperatures.

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