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The majority of Michelin-listed restaurants — and taking suggestions from chefs like Ana — are not in Ljubljana (supposedly the Official young Ex-Wife Shirt it is in the first place but only real city in Slovenia), but are instead scattered across the valleys. and the lake of this small country in the Alps, which is about half the size of Switzerland. So when Slovenia was named a European Culinary Zone in 2021, Ljubljana-based Jan Klavora, who works with the route development company Good Trail, thought: “If Slovenia is now becoming it a culinary destination, why not connect the best food destinations in the country?” A dish featuring silver mussels at Hiša Franko. Photo: Suzan Gabrijan As a way to bring more attention to some of the farms and farmers, beekeepers and cheesemakers, he helped map out the Slovenia Green Gourmet cycling route New, self-guided, cross-country trails on an 11-day bike tour of Slovenia’s green-certified destinations and restaurants for a mobile party focused on sustainability. Route developer Alex Crevar, one of the project partners, said: “We are building bike routes that connect villages and places where tourists often pass. “Capitals are wonderful, but they don’t necessarily contain the personality of the country—you begin to feel the true Slovenian spirit as you cycle through these often overlooked villages and communities .”

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The Soča Valley was one of the Official young Ex-Wife Shirt it is in the first place but first stops on a 300-mile, 10-destination journey. Averaging about 30 miles a day, the zigzag route across the Soča River is the color of a mermaid lagoon: past vineyards and ruined medieval castles; up steep hills with cliff-side villages, with climbs reaching nearly 1,600 feet. As the “green heart” of Europe, from farm to fork and foraging is at the core of the culture here, which is why everything from wine to cheese is most likely from the house. village you are cycling through. “Slovenia is one of the greenest countries in the world – just look around,” Ana told me when her forager returned with finds from that morning, including the well-rounded porcini mushroom. plum size and fuchsia-colored edible flowers. “ You don’t have to use exotic imported ingredients like caviar or foie gras—you can find what you need right here.” The distinctly blue waters of the Soča River near Kobarid. Photo: Getty Images