I'm pretty sure I have told you that I have been to Slovenia. Ljubljana is such an incredible city, the architecture is amazing! St. Nicholas' Cathedral, I cannot remember Gothic? Catholic? Probably Catholic, but the inside was wow! To this day, there was so much beauty in the city to be wowed by.
In saying this, the mountains and the countryside were also stunning. Admittedly, I might want to run back there to live. It has so much! I actually went there the first time when it was Yugoslavia.
I have to admit that the renovations that have been done over the years have transformed it into a #1 place to visit. Awesome post! Thanks for the tour!
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It's also cheaper than US and CA.
Slovenia is among top countries to live after retiring.
How is their medical care? Im interested.
Not too bad.
I think it's a couple of houndred of dollars.
First thank you very much for stopping by.
Secondly, wow, I am thrilled to read you like Slovenia that much to want come here and live here.
It is great country. Our capital is still a small city, very clean, safe, not too loud, but you probably saw all of this when you were here.
Countryside on the other hand is a true hidden gem. If some big country would have such an amazing nature they would do boom out of it and it would be very touristic destination, but I have to admit that something in the middle suits me. Not too much tourists, but still enought that tourism is an important part of our economy.
Lower you were asking about healthcare and for us locals is free (actually we are paying something automatically from the salary), for foreigners I am not sure but it has to be couple of houndred of dollars. It is relativly high quality care, from time to time there is still ex-Yugoslavia system, but overall good care. Also with Covid-19 we were one of the most successful countries not only in Europe, but worldwide, even though Italy is our neighbour country.