Arriving by Plane
Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport is located just 15 km from Kamnik and buses leave the terminal frequently throughout the day and evening. The journey is a pleasant 40 minutes ride and tickets can be purchased on board. More information on timetables and prices see www.ap-ljubljana.si.

Arriving by Bus
Buses leave every 30 minutes from the main bus station in Ljubljana and take 40 minutes to make the journey. The main bus station in Kamnik is in easy reach of the town centre and close to all attractions. Schedule, prices and special tourist packages (bus ticket + attraction ticket), can be found on the official Ljubljana bus station website at www.ap-ljubljana.si.

Arriving by Train
Kamnik’s train station is located just south of the town and takes a little over 10 minutes to walk. Trains leave Ljubljana every 30 minutes and the journey takes around 40 minutes. Check out Slovenia Railways' incredibly user-friendly website for a complete schedule and prices at www.slo-zeleznice.si.

Arriving by car
From Ljubljana; Pick up the 104 at Stožice Stadium and follow it north and past Trzin and Mengeš. Then take the 225 which will bring you all the way up to Kamnik. From Austria, take the E61 past Jesenice, or the E652 through Podljubelj, both following signs for Ljubljana. Journey time both ways is approximately 45 minutes after crossing the respective borders. From Bled it's an easy 50 km journey following the E61, turn off at Vodice and follow the signs for Kamnik.

For those with electric cars, there are a few charging stations around Kamnik, see Let's go Electric for more details and locations.

Vignette (Motorway Tolls)
Slovenia requires all motor vehicles travelling on Slovenian highways to have a vinjeta (veen-yeh-tah) sticker. This system exists in lieu of tolls, and the vinjeta can be easily obtained at nearly all gas stations and kiosks. Yearly/monthly/weekly stickers are €110/30/15 for cars, €220/80/40 for larger vehicles (ie with a height of over 1.3m above the front axis) and €55/30/7.50 for motorcycles. Also be aware that border police will likely not remind you to purchase a vinjeta when entering the country, but are highly likely to issue you a steep fine when leaving if you've failed to do so. For more info check www.dars.si.