IN THE SPOTLIGHT

• Planinsko Društvo

  
  Vojnik » Sightseeing » Walking

  Another very important part of the community here, the mountaineers association (Planinsko Društvo) binds the citizens of Vojnik through organised hikes (of which there are at least one or two per month), parties and celebrations in their newly built house, on top of a hill (don't be too surprised) not far from the town. Read on
  

• Balloon Club

  
  Vojnik » Sightseeing » Balloon Flights

    There's literally no better way to see the beautiful countryside than by balloon. During your peaceful panoramic flight you can take photographs, film or just absorb the wonderful views of Vojnik, Celje and the surrounding hills and mountains. Read on
  

• Kaja & Grom Ranch

  
  Vojnik » Sightseeing » Around Vojnik

  Close to Vojnik and Celje, hidden in the hills and forest, is a very special ranch. Kaja & Grom is home to eleven or so horses, a couple of friendly dogs, three cats, a pair of sheep, a pig, two peacocks and a peahen, a guinea-fowl and her husband, a pair of goats and lots of roosters and hens - not to mention Andrej, Darja, Manca and Aljaž (the exceptionally friend Read on
  

• Slemenšek

  
  Vojnik » Sightseeing » Tourist farms

  This charming tourist farm and guest house - also going by the name of 'open door', offers traditional home-made meals, plus snacks (including their locally acclaimed cured meats), for groups. Read on
  

• Goršek

  
  Vojnik » Sightseeing » Tourist farms

  The first thing to be said about this place is the sheer beauty of the views. Standing 570m above the village of Frankolovo (7km north of Vojnik), it attracts many of those at the beginning or end of a long hike into the mountains nearby and also visitors to Rogla ski centre and the spas at Dobrna and Zreče. Read on
  

• Soržev mlin

  
  Vojnik » Sightseeing » Tourist farms

  Standing in the beautiful village of Polže beside Nova Cerkev, itself relatively unchanged in the last 100-150years, Soržev mill is no less than 700 years old! Furthermore the enchanting watermill is still working, grinding grain (buckwheat, corn, spelt and rye) into flour - which is bagged and sold - the whole process being completely ecological and o Read on
  

• Bezenšek's birth-house

  
  Vojnik » Sightseeing » Museums

  Anton Bezenšek (1854-1915), a famous Slovene linguist, journalist and cultural ambassador to Bulgaria - came from a little village near Frankolovo (Bezenškovo Bukovje), a few kilometres north of Vojnik. Read on