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13<br />

Even Angels Would Love Staying Here!<br />

Penthouse Suite, Photo: M. Jordovič<br />

A new boutique hotel has recently joined two<br />

others (the Antiq and Allegro, respectively)<br />

to form the »Golden A Triangle« at the Gornji<br />

trg Square, one of the Old Town’s preserved<br />

authentic areas. Nestling at the foot of the<br />

Castle Hill, the Lesar Hotel Angel features 12<br />

cosy rooms and suites in a beautiful historic<br />

setting. The property offers several amenities,<br />

thoughtfully designed for the guests’ comfort,<br />

including spacious and stylish accommodations,<br />

a lounge area, a charming garden spreading<br />

on 500 sqm and a terrace. The lounge can be<br />

used during daytime as a space for business<br />

meetings, while the garden can function as<br />

an attractive spot for cocktail receptions. Its<br />

prime location makes the Lesar Hotel Angel a<br />

great starting point to discover and feel both<br />

the ancient spirit of <strong>Ljubljana</strong> and its young<br />

heartbeat.<br />

www.hotelangel.si<br />

Active or Incentive Programmes<br />

The Mysterious <strong>Ljubljana</strong> Moor and the Iški Vintgar Gorge<br />

On the outskirts of<br />

<strong>Ljubljana</strong> lies a unique and<br />

special area, the <strong>Ljubljana</strong> Moor<br />

(Ljubljansko barje). The best<br />

way to explore its natural and<br />

cultural diversity is by bike.<br />

The macadam and field roads<br />

go through a mosaique of<br />

meadows, fields and irrigation<br />

ditches, which offer refuge to<br />

a variety of animal and plant<br />

species. As many of Europe’s<br />

most endangered wildlife<br />

species live here a big part of<br />

Ljubljansko barje is protected<br />

by the Natura 2000 project.<br />

The highlight of the tour<br />

features the canyon of the Iška<br />

River: absorbing its pristine<br />

nature that surrounds the fresh<br />

and clear waters adds a touch<br />

of relaxation to the experience.<br />

It is also an ideal place for a<br />

picnic, which can be organised<br />

on request. This half-day tour<br />

can be run in all seasons,<br />

except for winter, for groups<br />

from 6 to 50 people.<br />

Geocaching Adventure<br />

Geocaching is a fun “hightech”<br />

adventure based on<br />

the use of hand-held GPS<br />

devices. Participants are<br />

split up into groups and are<br />

given coordinates, which they<br />

must locate with the help<br />

of the GPS. Target locations<br />

can be found high up in the<br />

trees, on a window shelf, in a<br />

crack in the ground or even<br />

under water! When a team<br />

finds the coordinates, they<br />

receive instructions on how to<br />

reach the spot where a next<br />

assignment is waiting for them.<br />

The treasure hunt continues<br />

according to this pattern.<br />

Geocaching can be carried<br />

out throughout the year and<br />

the level of difficulty and<br />

duration (2 to 5 hours ) is<br />

adapted to the wishes of the<br />

client. This active and fun<br />

incentive programme can be<br />

organised for groups from 10<br />

to 40 people both in <strong>Ljubljana</strong><br />

and in other locations – natural<br />

settings close to the capital or<br />

elsewhere in Slovenia.<br />

Trekking on the Velika Planina<br />

Plateau<br />

Just 30 kilometres from<br />

<strong>Ljubljana</strong> lies the picturesque<br />

Trekking at Velika Planina, Photo: Nomad2000 Archive<br />

Iški Vintgar, Photo: Nomad2000 Archive<br />

Team buliding, Photo: Nomad2000 Archive<br />

Velika Planina plateau, known<br />

for the authentic architecture<br />

of its herdsmen’s settlement,<br />

which comes back to life every<br />

summer. During this time,<br />

visitors can taste the fresh<br />

dairy products, experience<br />

the mountain life as it once<br />

was and admire the traditional<br />

wooden cottages. The plateau,<br />

which reaches the maximum<br />

height of 1,660 metres, is a<br />

part of the Kamnik – Savinja<br />

Alps that spread on nearly 900<br />

sq km. Nor far from the lower<br />

cable car station, the clear<br />

Kamniška Bistrica river and the<br />

glacial valley bearing the same<br />

name are popular spots for<br />

outdoor activities or relaxation<br />

amidst unspoilt nature.<br />

Once reaching the top<br />

cable car station, the trekking<br />

tour that features the most<br />

panoramic spots and gives<br />

a taste of the genuine<br />

herdsmen’s life, can start. Late<br />

spring to early autumn months<br />

are recommended (the cattle<br />

returns into the valleys by mid-<br />

September) for this full day<br />

tour, which can be organised<br />

for 6 to 50 participants.<br />

www.nomad2000.com

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