Born in a small town near Ljubljana, now living in Ljubljana, a proud mother of two
wonderful children – no matter how old they are!
As a certified local tourist guide and a freelance lecturer, she has a unique insight into this
small, but truly amazing capital city of Slovenia. She is always very passionate about sharing
her knowledge and love for Ljubljana and Slovenia, whether it’s tourists or her students of
Hospitality and Tourism studies. She has a wide range of interests, from architecture, music,
history, art, and, as a lifelong learner, she is constantly trying to broaden her horizon.
Staša is always eager to spice up her tours with enchanting stories and anecdotes from the past
and present which cannot be found in a guidebook.
The greatest reward for her is when tourists say that the tour was once-in- a-lifetime
experience for them. This is what one of her traveller said about her: »Staša's enthusiasm for
her home town is contagious, and her energy level is remarkable.«
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read moreKnown for endless fields of wild white daffodils, Mt. Golica is particularly popular in late April and early May. In fact, I fully subscribe to the April visits, and, guilty as charged, have never hiked it in another month before. This time, though, I was too early for the daffodils, but was compensated with equally […]
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