Slovenia - a small country for a great rest
Slovenia, despite its small size, which makes it difficult to locate it on the map at first glance, has many attractions. In terms of their diversity, it can boldly compete with its larger neighbors, and in a few years it will become one of the top holiday destinations. Today we will take a closer look at the famous Slovenian thermal baths, which are just over 500 km from the Polish border, and local specialties that will add flavor to any trip. In short - we prove that small is beautiful and delicious!
Relax in thermal baths
Morawskie-Toplice, located on the left bank of the Mury River, near the Hungarian border, is an interesting proposition for people looking for the perfect place for a unique getaway with friends or a family holiday in Slovenia . In the town, you will be able to rest in a rural atmosphere, taste a variety of Slovenian cuisine and wine produced in the region, and enjoy the natural views. First of all, you will have the opportunity to take advantage of body treatments in the spa, which is the greatest attraction of the region and the whole country. The Terme 3000 water park is distinguished by unusual black thermal water with remarkable healing properties. It is assumed that it has a positive effect on rheumatic ailments, lung diseases, skin diseases and conditions after injuries and operations on the locomotor system. On-site treatments include hydrotherapy, kinesiotherapy, electrotherapy, magnetotherapy, thermotherapy, inhalation and acupuncture. Throughout the year, visitors have at their disposal as many as 11 modern swimming pools, where you can relax in Slovenia . Visitors to the complex have the opportunity to take advantage of the rich infrastructure of the facility, including wellness services, massages, a beauty salon, sauna and solarium. There is plenty of sports facilities in the form of tennis courts, badminton, volleyball, basketball and football fields, and a golf course. Lovers of cycling, hiking, river rafting and fishing will also find something for themselves in Morawskie-Toplice.
A feast on a plate
What would a holiday in Morawskie-Toplice be without tasting the local cuisine, which is one of the most diverse in this part of the continent? As in Poland, it is based on cereal, meat and dairy products, although there is no shortage of vegetables, fish and legumes. One of the most frequently eaten dishes is polenta, which is made from corn flour, salt and water, and similar rot from corn flour, buckwheat, and salt, often served with yoghurt, cracklings or honey. Similar to ravioli dumplings - zlikrofi, will appeal to lovers of Italian flavors. They are filled with potatoes, onions, bacon and spices. They are served with lamb or mutton sauce. Potato jota with beans and sauerkraut is popular among soups. Especially during holidays, potica, a yeast roulade with a nut filling, lands on the tables. You should also try pršut, which is a type of smoked ham similar to prosciutto. Food in Slovenia is not light, but thanks to the access to the thermal complex and many physical activities, you will be able to easily burn extra kilos. End an intense day with a tasting of local wines from teran, lebula or cviček varieties.
Camping in Slovenia
Belonging to the camping complex Terme 3000 guarantees a comfortable stay close to nature. This is where you will forget about the worries of everyday life and regenerate your strength. 230 parking spaces have been prepared for motorhome owners, there are also houses for rent and a square adapted to pitch a tent. In high season, it is recommended to book in advance, as the facility is considered one of the best in the whole country. On site, in addition to access to the benefits of thermal baths in the form of swimming pools, you will also take advantage of the wellness program and medical services. The campsite itself has all the amenities you need, including access to a restaurant and a fresh bread corner, as well as a playground with a trampoline for children. While relaxing in Morawskie-Toplice , you will be able to visit Selo, Murska Sobota and Lendava, located nearby.
I like closer and longer journeys - with an analog camera and a great appetite, because I always like to get to know the local cuisine during the trip. My favorite region in Europe is the Balkans, especially Montenegro, Albania and Bosnia with Herzegovina, which I have visited several times. I dream of returning to beautiful and unpredictable Iceland. I am currently in Southeast Asia.