Velike Lasce: G2-106, Škofljica - Rašica, Ločica (Laporje)
Ločica near Turjak lies along the Rašica valley, where the wooded karst uplands of Lower Carniola are broken by small fields and settlements. This roadside locality stands on the Ljubljana–Kočevje route, linking Slovenia’s capital with the country’s south through the municipality of Velike Lašče. Turjak Castle, above the nearby settlement of Turjak, is a medieval fortress associated with the influential Auersperg family. The Velike Lašče area also has an important place in Slovene literary history: Primož Trubar, author of the first printed book in Slovene, was born in nearby Rašica. Roads, forest and cultivated clearings give this part of central Slovenia a distinctly rural character.
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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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