Radovljica

Radovljica straddles a terrace above the meeting of the Sava Bohinjka and Sava Dolinka in Slovenia’s Upper Carniola, a position that long made it a natural stopping point between the Alps and the Ljubljana Basin. Its compact medieval centre is arranged around Linhart Square, where preserved townhouses and the Gothic Church of St Peter reflect the town’s historic importance. Radovljica is also closely associated with Slovenian beekeeping: the Museum of Apiculture presents the country’s distinctive painted beehive panels. See how Radovljica relates to the Sava valley and Upper Carniola by browsing webcams nearby.

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