Velike Lašče occupies a rolling, karst-influenced upland in Slovenia’s historic Lower Carniola, southeast of Ljubljana. The settlement is the administrative centre of a municipality of scattered hamlets, woodland and cultivated clearings, a terrain characteristic of the Dinaric karst fringe. It is closely associated with Primož Trubar, the 16th-century Protestant reformer who wrote the first printed books in Slovene; his birthplace at nearby Rašica is home to the Trubar Homestead. Writers Fran Levstik and Josip Stritar also came from this area, giving it a notable place in Slovene literary life. Browse additional webcams from Lower Carniola and central Slovenia to extend your view of the Velike Lašče area.
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