Dobrna
Sightseeing

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Around Dobrna

Named after a local resident and farm owner, Ana's trail takes two and a half hours of moderate walking and is suitable for families. Read_on (No Comments)

Can you imagine for what a small cave could have been used centuries ago? What else but to provide cool liquid refreshment to the aristocracy. Read_on (No Comments)

Built in 1257 and meaning castle of snakes, Dobrna castle - Kačji grad still stands in ruins on a hilltop above the nearby village of Lokovina. Read_on (No Comments)

Taking about two and a half hours, the well-marked Loška Trail runs through the Loka Valley, with its red karst “terra rossa” soil. Read_on (No Comments)

Previously called Gutenek, this grand mansion was built in the 17th Century and later sold to one Franz Anton von Kolowrat Leibsteinsky (1851). Read_on (No Comments)

Lying just below the Šumečnik homestead and tourist farm in the village of Strmec nad Dobrno (above Dobrna), Šumečnik Read_on (No Comments)

Situated on a popular walking route (Ana's trail) between Vrba and Dobrna itself (half a kilometre away), Ružička villa was built by Earl Aichelburg around 1865. Read_on (No Comments)