A shuttle bus connecting Postojna Cave and Predjama Castle. Two passengers are standing in front of the bus.

Shuttle Bus: Postojna Cave – Predjama Castle

From 27 June to 30 September 2026, a shuttle bus operates between Postojna Cave and Predjama Castle for visitors to both attractions (subject to seat availability). The journey takes approximately 20 minutes.
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The photograph captures Predjama Castle from below, emphasising the grandeur of the more than 80-metre-high cliff into which the castle is built. Beneath the fortress lies the entrance to the Cave beneath Predjama Castle, opening the way into its hidden underground world.

Postojnsko Like You’ve Never Experienced It Before: From Dragon Legends to a Tropical Jungle Beneath Mount Nanos

Have you ever had that feeling when you think you know a place inside out, only to take a small detour and discover a completely different world? That’s exactly what happened to us in the Postojna region this weekend. We were looking for something a little different – maybe even a bit unexpected – and ended up finding the perfect blend of wilderness, history and… a tropical jungle?
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The photograph shows two cyclists standing beside their bicycles in a meadow, admiring a sculpture. The sculpture depicts the dragon of Postojna Cave with its mouth wide open, accompanied by the shepherd boy Jakob carrying his satchel. Traditional houses, trees, and a blue sky with scattered clouds form the backdrop.

Along Erasmus’ Cycling Trail

Erasmus’ Cycling Trail is an excellent choice for families who enjoy exploring nature at their own pace. The route starts in Razdrto and follows a quiet paved road through Veliko Ubeljsko and Malo Ubeljsko, making for a calm and easy start. It then continues through the village of Strane, where you’ll find one of the trail’s most memorable stops for both children and adults: the thickest, and according to local tradition, the oldest yew tree in Slovenia. A short break, a story about the ancient tree, and a family photo make the perfect motivation to continue.
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Shepherd Jacob and the dragon of Postojna Cave

Deep beneath the Postojna region, where darkness reigns, mystery lingers, and water droplets slowly shape magnificent cave formations, once lived a dragon. It was enormous, fearsome, and always hungry. Whenever it emerged from the cave, its roar echoed across the land. The local people feared it so greatly that they left livestock behind to keep the beast satisfied and themselves safe. No one dared go near it; no one except Jacob.
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A round cake displayed on a white cake stand, with one slice served separately on a plate. The cake reveals several distinct layers: a light brown base, a lighter cream layer, a thin red fruit layer, and a smooth pale topping. It is decorated with small green cream swirls, pieces of fruit, and nuts, while delicate slices of fruit cascade elegantly around the edge.

Jacob Cake: The taste of a Postojna legend

Jacob Cake draws its inspiration from the story of the brave Shepherd Jacob, who defeated the dragon through intelligence rather than force. The cake brings together the flavours of the Postojna region, weaving them into a sweet story of its own.
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