Grosuplje straddles the karst-edged Grosuplje Basin in central Slovenia, and its position on the route between Ljubljana and Lower Carniola has made it a regional transport and service centre. South of town, Radensko polje is a seasonally wet karst field, where waterways and limestone terrain shape the surrounding lowlands and woods. Grosuplje belongs to the historic region of Lower Carniola, known in Slovene as Dolenjska, a name that remains part of local identity. Its railway station connects lines towards Ljubljana, Novo Mesto and Kočevje, while nearby Županova jama opens a window on the region’s underground karst. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Grosuplje and Lower Carniola.
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