Location of the Koroška region
Koroška is a region in the north Slovenia on the border with Austria and is also called the Slovenian Carinthia.
places
- Črna na Koroškem, German Schwarzenbach
- Dravograd, German Unterdrauburg
- Mežica, German Mießdorf
- Mislinja, German failure
- Muta (Slovenia), German Hohenmauthen
- Podvelka, German Podwölling
- Prevalje, German prevalence
- Radlje ob Dravi, German Mahrenberg an der Drau
- Ravne na Koroškem, German Gutenstein
- Ribnica na Pohorju, German Reifing am Bachern
- Slovenj Gradec, German Windischgrätz
- Vuzenica, German Saldenhofen
Other goals
- It grows on the Ribniško Pohorje Sgerm spruce, the tallest tree in Central Europe
- The highest church in Slovenia is located on the Uršlja gora mountain
background
After the referendum in 1920, most of Carinthia fell to Austria, while today's Koroška remained for Slovenia.
language
getting there
mobility
Tourist Attractions
activities
hike
The Slovenian High Trail leads through Koroška. Also the European long-distance footpath E6, which goes from Kilpisjärvi in northwest Finland to the Dardanelles in Turkey, runs through the region.
To go biking
The Drava cycle path leads from Dobbiaco in South Tyrol / Italy via the Koroška region to Maribor.
kitchen
Specialties are black or rye bread and the must, a drink made from the fermented juice of old apple varieties,
