Slovenia

Valid from 1. 1. 2020

Are you travelling to Slovenia?

You can take advantage of a comfortable connection aboard railjet trains with transfers in Vienna and Villach.

Where and how to purchase a ticket?

at an international ticket counter
in the e-shop

Purchase a ticket

By train to Ljubljana

In the timetable 2019/2020 there are no direct train connections available to Slovenia. The best way to travel to Ljubljana from Prague, Pardubice or Brno is on a connection with transfers in Vienna and Villach, for which you can purchase the affordable First Minute Europe to Slovenia ticket using ČD e-shop or at ticket counters.

Travelling on railjet trains

You can obtain more detailed information about train journeys to Slovenia from our Search for a Connection page.

How Much to Slovenia

Within the scope of the First Minute Europe offer it is possible to travel from Prague to Ljubljana for as little as c. CZK 1,069 (EUR 39).

Complete offer for your trip to Slovenia

Ticket prices are set in EUR. The price in CZK may change according to the current exchange rate against the euro.

Basic Information

area ... 20,256 km2
capital ... Ljubljana
population ... 2.02 million
highest point ... Triglav, 2,864 m.a.s.l.
length of the railway network ... 1,228 km

Main railway carriers:

Slovenske železnice (SZ)

Slovenia is a European country straddling the border of central Europe and the Balkans. It borders on Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia. It has access to the Adriatic Sea through the Gulf of Trieste, where e.g. the port of Koper is located. As a former part of the Austrian Monarchy, Slovenia has much in common with the Czech Republic, which is just one of many reasons to visit.

Ljubljana

When visiting Slovenia don’t miss the capital Ljubljana with its quarter-million inhabitants. Here you can visit Ljubljana Castle, a dominant feature of the city, or take a walk through the streets of the historic centre. Especially in the newer districts one can find buildings (e.g. the National and University Library) designed by local architect Jože Plečnik, who also designed buildings in Prague.

To the seaside and to the mountains

The rest of Slovenia’s territory is worth visiting as well, where you can find seaside resorts, thermal springs and mountain rivers suitable for extreme sports. Another favourite destination is Triglav, the country’s highest mountain.