Slovenia

Train journeys to Slovenia – Ljubljana, mountains and coast by train

Travel to Slovenia by train from Denmark

With a train journey to Slovenia you can travel from Denmark through Germany and Austria and onward to Ljubljana and the rest of the country. Many choose routes via Hamburg, Munich and Salzburg or via Berlin and Vienna, before the journey continues towards Slovenia. We help you plan your train journey to Slovenia, so train connections, transfers and hotels fit together in one clear travel plan, where you avoid driving yourself.

Experiences on the journey

A train journey in Slovenia can combine the capital, mountain areas and coast on the same trip. You can start in Ljubljana with a cosy old town and riverside promenade, continue to the Bled area (by train and a short bus stretch) with lake and mountain scenery, and travel onwards towards Bohinj or the Julian Alps. With Slovenia by train you can also reach the coast at Koper or Piran (by train and possibly bus) as well as cave areas such as Postojna. Along the way through Central Europe and Slovenia, you travel through valleys, mountains and smaller towns, and you can add extra stops as desired.

Flexible routes and tailor-made package holidays

All our train journeys to Slovenia are tailor-made package holidays. You can travel out and back by train, combine day trains, night trains and regional trains, or choose a flight one way and train the other. We adapt the number of stops, journey length, hotel standard and pace, so your train journey to Slovenia suits both couples, families and smaller groups. We gather all tickets and hotels into one solution, so you get a clear travel plan and one point of contact when you are about to travel.

Comfort, experiences and Danish travel service

With Slovenia by train you get a journey with good comfort and time to enjoy the views along the way. You travel on modern trains through Germany and Austria and onwards into Slovenia, where the distances between the most important destinations are manageable. We plan realistic transfers, choose hotels close to the stations or with easy access to local transport and make sure there is time for breaks between the longer stretches. All the way, you have access to Danish travel service, so you have help if changes occur in the timetable or adjustments are needed.