Anyone who visits the Slovenian city of Celje will be bewitched by its picturesque setting, surrounded by lush green vegetation, efflorescent parks and verdant forests.

Anyone who visits the Slovenian city of Celje will be bewitched by its picturesque setting, surrounded by lush green vegetation, efflorescent parks and verdant forests. This quaint little medieval city is located on the banks of Savinja River and is dotted with numerous chic boutiques, sidewalk cafes, bustling markets, fine restaurants and eateries. The cobbled streets and narrow passageways that interject at many points throughout the city of Celje lend it a nostalgic charm that reminds one of the discreet elegance of the bygone era.

One of the most popular landmarks in the city of Celje is the ancient castle that once served as the majestic residence of the past Counts and Princes of Celje. It has now been prudishly refurbished to its former glory and is a major sightseeing attraction in the city. The downtown areas of the city of Celje are marked by several splendid monuments, some of which have been incorporated into more modern structures.

Celje is an important regional centre in Slovenia and serves as a seat of many important regional and inter-municipal institutions. There are numerous secondary schools, art academies and university departments in this city. A number of theatre and music groups, choirs and ensembles also remain active in Celje all year round.

Each and every area of Celje presents a unique facet of this vibrant city, be it the area along the river promenade past the Regional Museum, which is always buzzing with the energy and vitality of Celje's citizens or the downtown area that is a reminder of its glorious past. In fact, Celje is a delightful place to visit for any history buff and architecture lover.

Regional Museum is the most popular tourist attraction in the city. Here, you can read all about the eccentricities and conniving actions of the Counts of Celje. These Counts reigned over the city between the 12th and 15th centuries. This museum remains open from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm on Weekdays.

Europa Hotel and Hotel Celeia are the two most popular hotels in the city that offer a flexible range of room types to the tourists to suit their specific needs and budget.