Lent District
The riverside district along the Drava where the old vine grows, with medieval towers, a promenade, and the venues for the annual Lent Festival. Free to explore and the most atmospheric part of Slovenia's second city.
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Maribor is Slovenia’s second city, home to the world’s oldest vine, with a riverside old town that is free to wander and prices lower than the capital Ljubljana, a short and cheap train ride away. Strolling the Drava embankment and the old Lent quarter costs nothing, and the Pohorje hills rise straight above town for free walks in the warmer months. The same slopes turn into an affordable ski area in winter.
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The riverside district along the Drava where the old vine grows, with medieval towers, a promenade, and the venues for the annual Lent Festival. Free to explore and the most atmospheric part of Slovenia's second city.
A 15th-century castle in the city centre housing the Regional Museum of Maribor with collections spanning archaeology to 20th-century history. Affordable admission and a pleasant courtyard to sit in for free.
Home to the oldest living grapevine in the world, certified at over 400 years old and still producing grapes. The small museum about Slovenian wine culture is free, with tastings available at modest prices.
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