Trzic Travel Guide

 olja1234 Says:  In the neighbourhood of Trzic, there is a village Sebenje, known after ski jumps. During the winter time "fearless eagles" have ski jumping on the snow covered ski jumps. During the other seasons of the year, a plastic ski jumps are in use. 

 olja1234 Says:  From Trzic, towards to the mountain pass Ljubelj, leads a road winding uphill in a series of long hairpin bends. If you are lucky enough you can notice a steinbock on the rocky slope.Behind the border cross, there is a skiing resort - Zelenica. 

 olja1234 Says:  Memorial part Mauthausen is located on the place of a former worker's concentration camp. It was the only concentration camp during the second world war in Slovenia. The French, Poles, Russians and Yugoslavs were imprisioned in the camp. They lived and worked in terrible... 

 olja1234 Says:  Neuhaus Castle is located at the top of the low hill, just above the old city core. Supposedly, the castle dated back to 1320. During the ages, ownership has been changed many times. The fire in 1811 didn't connive neither the castle. After that, a new castle was built by... 

 olja1234 Says:  On the hill above the town, this charming church is located. It is dedicated to St. Josef. Just a short walk (about 10 minutes) and you're at the top of the hill. A wonderful view onto the old city core of Trzic, is a reward for the effort. I can hardly name it - "effort" -... 

 olja1234 Says:  Strolling up and down the main road in the old city core, I admired the beautiful buildings with a tuoch of former times. I must admit, this was the first timeI visited the old part of Trzic, although I've passed Trzic many times. 

 olja1234 Says:  The Kurnik House has preserved the most authentic appearance since the end of the 18th century. The stone ground floor, wooden second floor and picturesque shingled roof conceals the floor plan of a typical Gorenjska home. 

 olja1234 Says:  Trzic is famous by the shoes industry. Every year in September, there is a fair "Sustarska nedelja" ("Shoemakers Sunday") where the tradition of shoemakers is presented. Tradesmen sell their good at over 300 stalls. During the day, there are many cultural entertaining and... 

 olja1234 Says:  Still preserved metal shutters in this small windows on my photo.After a big destroyable fire in 1811, a special regulation required the obligatory installation of iron doors and shutters - a genuine European curiosity. 

 olja1234 Says:  One more charasteristic door, supported by columns, two on each side of the door, and decorated with rossettes and the date on the upper side. 

 olja1234 Says:  The buildings in the old city core preserved the some common charasteristics like porches decorated with rosettes and "God's eye", and a "nosy window". 

 olja1234 Says:  One of the beautifuly renowated buildings in the old city core. The building is located next to the church of - Marijinega Oznanenja - ( Mary's Annunciaton). It has an interesting round part with spire roof, and very charateristically - shutters on the windows. 

 olja1234 Says:  Some historical facts:In 1492, Friderik III the emperor , raised the settlement of that time into a borough.In 1811, a terrible fire, destroyed more than 200 houses and workshops. After that catastrophe, a special regulation was passed - an obligatory placing of metal door... 

 olja1234 Says:  A settlement dated back to the 15th century when because of its strategic positions, became a market town. Later, as an industrial town is famous by the shoes industry. 

 olja1234 Says:  Trzic is situated by the main motorway that leads toward the Ljubelj - border pass between Slovenia and Austria. About 45 knm faraway from the capital Ljubljana, Trzic is a town, worth to make a stop. The old city core, spreads downhill on the right side (if you're coming...