A scenic cycling tour linking Velenje Beach, Šoštanj, Topolšica, and Mozirje. The route combines natural beauty, cultural landmarks, and culinary stops.
The route is circular and makes a perfect day trip for anyone seeking a blend of exercise, cultural sights, and relaxation. Along the way you’ll find historic corners, a spa, a flower park, and views from Slovenia’s longest gondola.
The themed trail connects carefully selected stops along a pre-planned route, from start to finish. On the interactive map, youll see the full path plus all the nearby experiences, rest stops, and services—everything dynamically filters based on your chosen keywords or interests, so you only see what matters to you right now.
Below the map, individual cards pop up for each spot along the way. Tap one for a quick overview, deeper details, photos, or direct links to dive into that experience.
The whole thing stays fresh and up-to-date automatically—no manual tweaking required. As the map content changes or gets updated, your personalized view adjusts seamlessly.
According to legend, in distant times Prince Tresimir came from beyond the Urals to his people and settled the area of present‑day Šoštanj.
Treat yourself to a getaway in the heart of nature. Surrender to the healing power of thermal water, enjoy carefree sunny days, and actively explore the picturesque surroundings. Experience an unforgettable adventure. Trust the wisdom of nature.
The Parish Church of St Michael in Šoštanj features a modern design that blends old and new. It was built between 1973 and 1990, when it was consecrated.
Mozirski Gaj is a flower park and open‑air ethnographic museum in Mozirje, created in the 1980s by Slovenian gardeners and locals. It emerged from an overgrown commons once marred by illegal dumping, transforming the degraded area into a vibrant flower park.
The Žekovec cable car is the longest gondola lift in Slovenia, gaining almost 1,000 metres of elevation in just eight minutes.
On the 3,265‑metre panoramic ride you can enjoy beautiful views of the Savinja Valley and the surrounding mountains. The upper station sits at 1,410 metres above sea level, at the reception of Hotel Montis.