We are marking the month of Slovenia with promotion materials about cultural heritage and landscape at Slovene corner in our lobby. Our learning facilitators will present Slovenian culture to participants of learning events and give them an opportunity to share their experiences connected with Slovenia. We will spread the word about the activities also through our various communication channels including social media.  

Did you know the following interesting facts about Slovenia: 

• Located at the crossroads of main European cultural and trade routes.
• A parliamentary republic and a member of UN, EU, NATO, Schengen area and Eurozone, as well as many other international organizations. Ljubljana is the capital and largest city.
• The territory is mostly mountainous with a mainly continental climate. Littoral part has a sub-Mediterranean climate and the north-western part with an Alpine climate.
• Slovenian territory was historically part of Roman Empire, Habsburg Monarchy, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, and Yugoslavia. Slovenia became independent in 1991. 
• France Prešeren that wrote national anthem “Zdravljica” is most known Slovenian poet.
• Rich architectural heritage is on display in both urban and rural places. Important parts of the heritage are castles, mansions and palaces.