Places to See in Zrece Pohorje

The Beškovnik Granary, an old homestead from the early 19th century, is a living museum of former rural life and an opportunity for a wonderful day trip.

Center Noordung in Vitanje reveals the secrets of space through virtual reality, projections and exhibitions.

The Oplotnica Mansion, set beside a small park in the centre of Oplotnica, is a monument to rural splendour, with some of the finest examples of stucco work for miles around.

The Pohorje Treetop Walk on Rogla will show you what the birds see. Climb the mighty tower and stroll along the 1000 m long path among the trees.

Skomar House is an excellently preserved cultural monument and a perfect depiction of the life of the former peasant population of Pohorje.

The Church of the Holy Family in Tepanje is the newest church in the Rogla–Pohorje tourist destination and a lovely example of a modern sacral building.

The Church of the Holy Spirit in Loče is known for the sculptural works of numerous masters.

The Church of St. Bartholomew at Jernej pri Ločah was built as early as the 14th century. It is renowned for an unusual statue of St. Bartholomew, who holds his own skin in his hands.

The Žiče Charterhouse is an exceptional medieval monastery complex in a peaceful valley near Slovenske Konjice, offering insight into Carthusian life and a rich history – visit it and experience one of Slovenia's most beautiful cultural attractions.

The Church of the Visitation of Mary in Špitalič is part of the heritage of the Žiče Charterhouse and one of the most important monuments of late Romanesque architecture in Slovenia.

One of the townhouses of the Stari trg quarter in Konjice opens its doors to a home museum collection of military objects from the Austro-Hungarian period.

The Church of St. Anne sits quietly above the town of Slovenske Konjice. It is a former castle chapel that has retained almost all of its 16th-century character: it is a traditional sacral building with strong Renaissance elements. Today, set in the middle of the old cemetery, it serves as a cemetery church. All around it, old tombs and graves bear witness to the town's lavish history.

The Old Castle on Konjiška gora is one of the oldest and largest castles in our country. Now in ruins, it stirs the imagination and offers visitors a magnificent view.

The City Park in Slovenske Konjice is a pleasant green space by the courthouse, intended for strolling, resting and socialising for residents and visitors. With its well-tended planting and tranquil atmosphere, it makes an important contribution to the town's appearance and to the quality of life in its centre.

The Church of St. Barbara in Oplotnica is a filial church of the Čadram–Oplotnica parish and stands in Malahorna. In its immediate vicinity is also a restored sexton's house with a black kitchen, which today represents an interesting ethnological and cultural feature of the place.

The Church of St. Wenceslas stands in Zgornja Ložnica near Slovenska Bistrica and is the parish church of the Sv. Venčesl parish, whose patron is St. Wenceslas the Martyr. The parish was founded in 1788, and the church is an important religious and cultural centre of the local area.

A train once chugged through the Dravinja Valley. See its story at the Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum in the only preserved railway station in Zreče.

Lake Zreče is a pleasant escape into the shelter of nature, an opportunity for relaxation and abundant fishing just a stone's throw from the urban surroundings.

The Ošlak Forge is the only preserved example of the old blacksmith's trade in the Zreče area, dating from the venerable 18th century.

The Parish Church of St. Peter in Žiče is the central church of the Žiče parish near Slovenske Konjice and an important sacral monument of the place. The Žiče parish was founded in 1789, the church is said to have been originally built in 1308, and the present building dates from 1661.

The Parish Church of St. Peter in Žiče is the central church of the Žiče parish near Slovenske Konjice and an important sacral monument of the place. The Žiče parish was founded in 1789, the church is said to have been originally built in 1308, and the present building dates from 1661.

The Park by the Old School in Slovenska Bistrica is a pleasant green space in an urban setting, intended for strolling, resting and socialising for visitors. With its location and well-tended appearance, it preserves the character of the old town core and contributes to a more pleasant living environment.

On the short Petelinjek Nature Trail, discover the world of wetlands, beautiful ponds, green forests and a diverse fauna and flora that is also endangered (and protected).

The Church of St. Martin (also the Church of St. Martin above Zreče) is first mentioned in written sources in 1545,[1] as also noted by Avguštin Stegenšek in his Konjice Deanery of 1909.

The Parish Church of St. Cunigunde at Gorenje above Zreče can boast one of the finest views across the entire Dravinja Valley and beyond.

In the heart of Pohorje, at an already considerable altitude of 932 metres, in the middle of the sprawling Pohorje hamlet of Resnik in the municipality of Zreče with only 150 inhabitants, lies a tiny church. The Church of St. James in Resnik is one of the smallest churches in all of Slovenia and has most likely stood on this spot since the 15th century.

Gostišče Sovič welcomes you into a pleasant and homely setting, where tasty dishes, friendly service and a hospitable atmosphere await. Visit us and enjoy culinary moments that combine tradition, quality and the warmth of home.

At the Žvikart Apiary, we have devotedly preserved the rich heritage of beekeeping for more than seven decades. We are unique in Slovenia, as our apiary combines the two highest professional beekeeping titles: Qualified Beekeeping Worker (earned by Franc in 1956) and Master Beekeeper (earned by Aleksander in 2006). Today the family story is passionately continued by the third generation, who care for top-quality bee products with knowledge and love.

Gostilna pri Kozolcu in Vojnik near Celje got its name from the famous hayrack (kozolec) from 1815 that stands in the square in the centre of the village. For several years now our place has smelled of burgers, and lately we have also devoted ourselves to organising private functions by arrangement. Here, homeliness intertwines with good energy and authentic flavours.

Our building supplies store offers a wide selection of quality materials and equipment for construction and renovation. Our range includes paints, adhesives, work safety gear, various tools, screws, bricks, paving stones, roofing and windows. We also take care of heating and plumbing and offer a rich selection of bathroom fittings and tiles. A speciality of our store is a modern ceramics showroom, where we can also provide a professional bathroom layout drawing. With us you can also find concrete products and facade systems for the complete furnishing of your home.