The Triglav National Park comprises 880 square kilometres, which amounts to 4% of the surface of Slovenia.
The purpose of the park’s foundation is to maintain an exceptional natural and cultural heritage for future generations, this is why it is subject to specific rules of behaviour. It is prohibited to throw away rubbish and pick flowers, making fires, and camping or parking is only permitted in specially designated areas.
Triglav National Park gives its visitors an intense experience of the park with information centres and info points. Pay them a visit and choose your path, a guided tour, creative workshop in nature or another experience …
Visitor guidelines
Triglav National Park is the only national park in Slovenia. In this precious corner of unspoilt nature and rich cultural heritage, we visitors are just guests. Your experience of Triglav National Park and its thematic trails should be authentic, inspiring and respectful of the environment. Remember – you are treading through a sensitive area of outstanding natural value, which should remain unspoilt even after your visit. See the visitor guidelines on the button below.
