Everything you need to get to Laško, and enjoy Slovenia while you’re here.
Slovenia uses the Euro (EUR). Late August is usually warm, but evenings can be cooler, so a light layer is recommended. UK travellers will need a European plug adaptor (Type C or F, 230V). Card payments are widely accepted, but it can be useful to have a small amount of cash for taxis or smaller cafés.
There are three convenient airports for reaching the area. Travel times vary depending on your route and transport choice.
We highly recommend staying at Thermana Laško, where the wedding celebrations will take place. Rooms have been reserved for our guests at a special wedding rate. Full booking details can be found on our accommodation page. The rate includes breakfast as well as access to the thermal spa and pool areas, so you can fully relax and enjoy the experience before and after the celebration.
Other AccommodationThere are also several other local hotels and accommodation options available in and around Laško. You can find more details and recommendations on our Accommodation page.
Laško town has a good selection of local restaurants, cafés, bars, and bakeries (pekarna), many of which are within easy walking distance. They’re ideal for everything from relaxed meals to a quick coffee, snack, or evening drink. Špica is a popular local restaurant, and you’ll also find several places serving traditional Slovenian dishes in a casual, authentic setting.
Celje offers a wider choice of restaurants, cafés, bars, and bakeries, ranging from traditional Slovenian food to more modern dining options. The city centre has plenty of authentic Slovenian restaurants (often called gostilna), as well as lively bars and cafés for drinks, light bites, and snacks throughout the day and evening. It’s a great choice if you’re looking for more variety or a livelier evening atmosphere.
Celje Town
Just a short drive from Laško, Celje is a lively historic city with cafés, restaurants, shops, and a charming old town centre to explore. It’s perfect for a relaxed afternoon - wander the riverside, stop for coffee and cake, and enjoy the mix of history and modern city life.
Celje Castle
Perched above the city, Celje Castle offers panoramic views and a glimpse into medieval Slovenian history. It’s a great short trip for history lovers and photographers, and the site is also home to the striking Theatre of Horror art installation, which adds an unexpected and dramatic cultural twist to the visit.
Kopitnik
A short drive from Laško, Kopitnik offers beautiful hiking trails and stunning views over the surrounding countryside. It’s ideal for short walks or gentle hikes in the mountains, especially on a clear day - and it also just happens to be where we got engaged!