5h30

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Este paraíso de estalactitas de 1 km de pasajes, galerías y magníficas salas y ofrece una experiencia única del mundo subterráneo.
Nuestro guía profesional le guiará a través de las salas y los pasillos del castillo y aprenderá sobre la historia del castillo y sus antiguos propietarios. Una vista del renovado y su mobiliario del castillo ofrece al visitante una idea de cómo vivieron y trabajaron en el castillo, y cómo se ha conservado el castillo. Al instante se hará una idea de por qué este castillo fue invencible y por qué hubo tantos intentos fallidos en tomarlo. Aprenderá sobre la leyenda de Erasmus, "Robin Hood de Eslovenia" que se rebeló contra el autocracia imperial en el siglo XV y, a continuación, volvió a Ljubljana.

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Guía profesional
Tour acompañante / anfitrión
Recogida y regreso al hotel (solo hoteles seleccionados)
Entrada - Predjama Castle
Entrada - Postojna Caves

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Asientos infantiles disponibles
En esta experiencia debe haber un número mínimo de viajeros. Si se cancela porque no se llega a dicho mínimo, se le ofrecerá otra fecha o experiencia o el reembolso total del importe abonado.

Características

Turismo

95%

Cultural

70%

Opiniones

4.0

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Tracey T

4 | 2017-10-15

Very well organised, great to see so many sights in one day and to hear its story. Only think I would change would to be able to spent longer in one place, it was a little rushed to get everything done

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Jennifer B

5 | 2017-10-13

Fantastic - with a very knowledgeable guide. Quite amazing.

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chloeclapham

4 | 2017-10-05

This was our first tour in Slovenia and with Luka, the tour guide to Predjama Castle and Postojna Cave. It was a very knowledgeable and interesting tour which we both really enjoyed. There was only me and my boyfriend and two other people on this tour so was a lot nicer than having a huge group. We first drove to Predjama Castle and Luka showed us around, explaining the history of the castle and then as we finished earlier than expected we then drove to the cave and caught an earlier tour. The cave is a huge tourist attraction in Slovenia which was evidenced by the restaurants, hotel and souvenir shops dotted around as you walked to the cave. As you walked in your photo was also taken which you could buy at the end for 5 EUR. The tour first starts by boarding a train which took you deep into the cave and lasted around 10 minutes. It was a really cool experience and saved you from walking for about an hour or so. After the train ride finished you would join a huge group of tourists walking through the cave where a guide would stop the group every 15 minutes or so to talk about the cave and its formations. We thought that it was too large a group and got very crowded and would have prefered if only around 30 people were allowed in each tour group - but it is a tourist attraction and they want to make money so what can you do! Nevertheless we found the cave really cool to look at, although it is fairly cold and every so often you would get dripped on from the stalactites so I would recommend wearing a waterproof jacket and/or a hat! The tour finished and we boarded the train back to the start and then met the group and drove back to Ljubljana. It would have been nice to have some time to look around the stores surrounding the cave but that was our only complaint. Once again we enjoyed our trip with Luka from Roundabout!

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Chong Y

5 | 2016-06-14

Really a good tour by Mathew, out guide and driver!! Funny guy with lots of information on almost everything you want to know about here! The cave is awesome and we visited the Predjama castle late in the evening, stay out of the crowd. I really enjoy it! Worth the price definitely, highly recommend.

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Leah B

3 | 2015-07-13

There was a mess up on our pick up and we ended up starting about an hour late. The caves are overcrowded and we were in a group of 130 English speakers. You could not hear the guide and he only stopped to give us info twice. Whereas there were about 15 stations for the audio tour. The castle and caves are worth seeing but try to avoid the crowds

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