It sounds like a setup for a joke: Three Slovenian guys walk into a barbecue joint in Texas… But the three guys in question, Miki Stjepanovic, Ales Omejc and Peter Hajdu, fell in love with barbecue.

Located where the Germanic, Mediterranean and Slavic worlds come together, Slovenia enjoys a happy hodgepodge of cultures while also presenting plenty of its own unique character. And much like the ...

Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is a small city packed with charm, history, and green spaces. In this travel guide, we ...

Some cities are metaphorically forged on political and historic fault lines; the Slovenian city of Nova Gorica actually exists right on a literal political and historic divide. It is joined at the hip ...

Wellness Slow travel, Slovenia style. Slovenia’s slow, easy lifestyle is perfect for those seeking to recharge and escape the well-trodden tourist path in Europe. Slovenia is de ...

The only difficult thing about visiting Ljubljana is pronouncing and spelling its name (“Lyoo-BLYAH-nuh” comes close). In all other ways, the capital of the Central European nation of Slovenia is a ...

Inter Milan center-back Manuel Akanji will represent Switzerland in upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Sweden and Slovenia. According to FCInterNews, Swiss coach Murat Yakin has called up ...

MARIBOR, Slovenia (Reuters) - The walls of the picturesque Slovenian city of Maribor on the banks of the Drava river are covered with graffiti reading "Gotof je!" - "He's finished!". They are a vivid ...

Orlando City SC have a new center back, announcing Thursday they have acquired David Brekalo from Norwegian top-flight club Viking FK. The 25-year-old Slovenian international is under contract through ...

On the banks of the Drava River, Slovenia’s second-largest city cuts a handsome dash. A riot of colour, the medieval, red-roofed houses and turquoise church spires of Maribor stand against a forested ...

Alex Crevar is a freelance journalist and regular contributor to New York Times Travel. He has lived in and covered the Western Balkans for 25 years. A lifetime in travel has passed since Ljubljana ...

You've eaten tapas in Madrid, wandered the Colosseum in Rome, and visited the salt mines in Krakow — so where next?