Vinska Fontana v Štanjelu
In the medieval walled village of Štanjel, the St Martin's Day wine festival transforms narrow Karst stone streets into an open-air tasting trail for autochthonous Karst wine varieties, with guided walks, a hop-on-hop-off bus and a village marketplace.
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"Ptuj's medieval old town becomes an open-air stage every August where international poets perform alongside pours of the finest Slovenian wines in a uniquely literary-vinous festival."
Dnevi poezije in vina
"Each August, the old mercury-mining town of Idrija celebrates its UNESCO-recognised pasta speciality, žlikrofi, with certified producers competing in dumpling preparation, chefs presenting inventive sauces, and hunting clubs slow-cooking game-based bakalca alongside local wineries."
Festival žlikrofov
"Slovenia's largest bograč cooking competition fills Lendava's medieval old-town street with rival teams stirring the iconic Pannonian stew in kettles, surrounded by local wine, folk music and children's entertainment."
Bogračfest 2026
"A traditional ethnological and culinary harvest celebration in the small wine town of Lendava, featuring a costumed parade through the old town, folk song and dance, and a full day of Lendava wines and regional food."
Festival Vinarium: Lendavska trgatev
"Lendava's 47th grape-harvest festival brings a traditional ethnological parade through the old town, folk dance and song, a farmers' market and all-day culinary programme under the shadow of the Vinarium tower."
47. Lendavska trgatev
"Vipava's grape harvest festival, running for over half a century, fills the main square each second September weekend with a wine queen pageant, farmers market, wine competition, and the living b'ndima harvest custom of the Vipava Valley."
Vipavska trgatev