Gift ideas Slovenia

Discover Slovenian craftsmanship in this now well-established house, whose owners have a degree in ethnology. Objects such as pottery, hive panels, lace, Easter eggs, give a good overview of the national production. Often found in the Slovenian grandmothers' wooden chests, we rediscover a lot of traditional and folklore objects that have been modernized to give them a second youth. An address not to be missed for a souvenir that is both 100% Slovenian and in favour of reuse.

Zakladi Slovenje means "Treasures of Slovenia", so you are sure to find something that will please your loved ones, from little nephew Ernest to Aunt Augustine. The shop offers a 100% local selection of products for every budget, including magnets, plush toys, natural cosmetics and gourmet products: wines, liqueurs, honey, chocolates, truffle oil, etc. The best part is that there is a tasting corner to help you make your choice! As you leave, slip a token into the urn of the huge "Medo", a brown teddy bear who starts playing a famous Slovenian folk song.

The Mikame Gallery is a small kingdom of local craftsmanship that stands in stark contrast to the abundant and not very authentic souvenir shops that can be found in Bled. Here, everything is 100% Slovenian guaranteed and has been designed, developed and manufactured by local craftsmen from the Gorenjska region. There is a variety of very valuable articles and accessories of an artistic and/or utilitarian nature. The owners of the premises are quite charming and will be happy to tell you the story behind each product.

A pretty shop that makes you want to push its doors as soon as you meet it. The key word here is homemade and the emphasis is on handcrafted products. Here you will find innovative design souvenir ideas such as various stationery and decorative items. A sense of creativity prodigious enough to fill up on unique and personalized gifts. It's hard to leave here empty-handed. Don't hesitate to ask for advice from the saleswomen who will help you, with a smile on your face, to make your choice

There are two showcases in the old town, the first of which shows the studio of the artist Urban Magušar, while the second invites you to take a closer look at his numerous pottery and ceramic creations, including the famous Radovljica houses. You can also buy all the artistic materials such as clay, paint and technical tools. A very nice example of local craftsmanship that is far from being lost here!

A gourmet store not to be missed! You'll find specialties from all over the country, but the featured region is the Karst. At the same time, it's the birthplace of the shop's owners, who are full of anecdotes about this remarkable region. In their very chic Ali Baba's cave, you'll find Karst hams, Carniolan sausages, cheeses, wines and vegetable oils. There are several hundred items to choose from. Take a break!

This traditional company has been creating gingerbread and wax candles since 1757. Honey is honored at Perger, some of whose creations have been used to illustrate the country's stamps. Perger's most distinctive feature - which makes this store so special - is certainly its systematic use of 100% natural products and its traditional bleaching of beeswax in the sun. Colourful souvenirs to take away, such as Christmas ornaments in the Alsatian spirit, and a whole assortment of sweets to munch on the spot.

Welcome to the Gud Shop, pronounced "good shop" which happens to be the temple of cuteness and beauty. You'll find designer home decor, stationery, beautiful dishes, unique pottery and even items from the famous children's design brand Bloomingville. It's our favorite place to find fresh, original gifts to bring home for each of your friends. Take a look at the website to see the products carefully selected by designers from Slovenia and Europe.