Sights

Most of the linden trees are believed to have been planted in 1622 during the construction of the Church of the Nativity of Mary, with the thickest one planted even earlier. With a circumference of 810 cm, it is known as the thickest linden tree in the Dolenjska region and ranks among the 15 thickest linden trees in Slovenia.

A monument erected by the Trška Gora Winemakers’ Association at the top of the hill in memory of Lojze Slak, one of the most beloved Slovenian musicians.

The bench was placed in honor of the first Cviček Princess, who made a significant contribution to the promotion of Cviček and Dolenjska culture through her work. It stands as a symbol of respect for the wine tradition of Dolenjska and the women who have left their mark in viticulture.

An architectural monument and a symbol of heritage that intertwines music, literature, and Dolenjska tradition. The history of this vineyard cottage is inseparably linked to the life and work of one of Slovenia’s greatest composers, Marjan Kozina, who is believed to have created some of his masterpieces within its walls.

The vineyard cottage belonged to one of Slovenia’s most beloved musicians and virtuoso of the diatonic accordion, Lojze Slak. It symbolized his love for the traditions of Dolenjska, music, and winemaking.

A bourgeois vineyard cottage, originally built in the 19th century and later renovated in the 20th century based on the plans of Jože Plečnik, was once part of one of the largest and most modern vineyard estates in the Dolenjska region.

One of the most fascinating cultural landmarks of the Dolenjska region, renowned for its length of over 100 meters, making it the longest single hayrack in Slovenia.

Part of the rich historical heritage that reminds visitors of the tragic events of World War II and serves as a tribute to those who fought for freedom during that time.

In the landscaped park of the Grm Novo mesto estate, two stone benches invite you to pause, sit down, and enjoy the view of the vineyards and the church atop the hill.

Hmeljnik Castle, boasting a long and fascinating history, is one of the oldest castles in Slovenia. It was built in the 12th century and is said to have gotten its name from the lush hops that once grew in the area. Today, it endures as a ruin with the status of a cultural monument of national importance.

A cultural monument of national significance, it is considered one of the most picturesque and romantic castles in Slovenia. It lies on a small island in the middle of the Krka River and, with its unique location and rich history, attracts numerous visitors.

A landmark from the early 19th century, it holds deep symbolic meaning and a rich history closely intertwined with the lives of local residents and the spiritual traditions of the area.

The castle rising above the Lešnica Valley was first mentioned in 1300, when it was built by the Patriarchs of Aquileia as their easternmost stronghold. Today, it is owned by the Krka pharmaceutical company.

A cultural monument perched atop Trška Gora at an elevation of 428 meters, attracting pilgrims and visitors for centuries with its remarkable history, rich architecture, spiritual significance, and unique panoramic views.

A landmark from the mid-19th century, it represents an important part of the region's cultural heritage. It stands as an essential symbol of the pilgrimage route that has connected the area with spirituality and tradition for centuries.