Discover Maribor Trip 2026

The vine, growing along a historic house on the Drava, is over 400 years old and still produces grapes every year, making it, according to the Guinness Book of Records, the oldest still fruit-bearing grapevine in the world.

Slovenia's second-largest city captivates with its cobblestone main square, a 15th-century castle, and the riverside promenade along the Drava, which invites relaxed walks and bike rides.

The forested low mountain range southwest of the city offers a major World Cup ski area with the Zlata Lisica ski run in winter, while numerous hiking and mountain biking trails lead through dense forests and to small mountain lakes in summer.

The gentle hills of Slovenian Styria around Maribor are among the country's most important wine-growing regions, and numerous family-run wineries along picturesque wine roads offer tastings with panoramic views.

Maribor Airport serves only a few destinations, which is why most travelers arrive by train from Ljubljana in about one and a half to two hours.

The vine, growing along a historic house on the Drava, is over 400 years old and still produces grapes every year, making it, according to the Guinness Book of Records, the oldest still fruit-bearing grapevine in the world.

Slovenia's second-largest city captivates with its cobblestone main square, a 15th-century castle, and the riverside promenade along the Drava, which invites relaxed walks and bike rides.

The forested low mountain range southwest of the city offers a major World Cup ski area with the Zlata Lisica ski run in winter, while numerous hiking and mountain biking trails lead through dense forests and to small mountain lakes in summer.