
scenic road · Kranjska Gora
Vršič Pass
Slovenia’s highest road pass at 1,611 m — fifty numbered hairpins, twenty-four of them cobbled.
- 2 h 30 min
- Highly rated
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bistro
The relaxed bistro in Kobarid from the Hiša Franko team — valley cooking without the tasting menu.
Polonka is in the centre of Kobarid and is the answer for anyone who wants the same sourcing and thinking as Hiša Franko without the length, formality or expense. The menu is short, built on Soča valley produce — cured meats, cheeses, trout, local beer and wine — and it functions as a village bar as much as a restaurant. It is where you eat the night before or after the big dinner.
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Slovenian
Known for: valley cheeses, cured meats, local beer
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