Bohinj Railway
Slovenia is an interesting area to travel by train because of its location: its 800 miles of railway lines are part of larger networks connecting Italy and Hungary, as well as Austria and Croatia. This one is no less epic; it's part of a network that runs from Prague to Trieste, connecting landlocked Central Europe to the Adriatic Sea.
The Bohinj is one of Slovenia's most historic railway lines, with 28 tunnels (one of which is just under 17,500 feet long) and 65 bridges, including the world's largest stone railway bridge, the Solkan Bridge, which spans the Soa River.
A steam train is more than just a locomotive; it can also be used as a location for weddings, business meetings, and presentations. We can serve you a delicious dinner onboard or create a distinctive ambience of a bygone era with the help of dressed performers, but the fascinating animation can be tailored fully to your preferences and expectations. So don't be afraid to stand out by hosting your unique occasion on the famed Bohinj steam train.
- Country: Slovenia
