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One thing is for certain: Slovenes love their thermal spas. From a modest single pool built in 1973, Mala Nedelja - whose Read_on (No Comments)

An entirely new and utterly luxurious spa facility within the Grand Hotel Bernardin, the staff are well versed in all Read_on (No Comments)

This sprawling complex of swimming pools truly offers every type of water fun. The highlight of the spa is its natural “black” Read_on (No Comments)

If you want to unwind after sitting through hours of bad throbbing techno music on the beach, you can try this spa facility. It Read_on (No Comments)

Located in Southeastern Slovenia near the town of Brežice - which is one of the country's major centres of wine Read_on (No Comments)

Nestled along the meandering Sotla river that divides Slovenia from neighbouring Croatia in the far east of the country, Terme Read_on (No Comments)

Conveniently situated, with a view of a river and the oldest town in Slovenia, Ptuj, this spa and wellness center is suitably well equipped. Read_on (No Comments)

Established over 125 years ago near the source of a mineral water spring, the Radenci Health Resort has since grown into a massive complex with over 1. Read_on (No Comments)

Tucked into the Kamniško-Savinjske Alps not far from the ever-popular Velika Planina and Krvavec ski resorts, Terme Read_on (No Comments)

You'll be hard-pressed to find a more opulent place to rest your head anywhere in the country than at the Grand Hotel Rogaška - the main attraction of this 400 year old thermal spa and resort. Read_on (No Comments)