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Castles, Mansions, Manors
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Castles, in the narrower sense of the word, are fortified premises of feudal lords, situated on secured sites. In Slovenia they originated from the Middle Ages up to the end of the 16th century, whereas in the 17th century they were already built only as an exception.

Mansions are unfortified noble buildings, made of stone, usually characterised by an agreeable position, geometrically accurate layout and an emphasised residential comfort. The architectural defence elements (small corner towers, console cornices, loop-holes and merlons) play a strictly decorative role. They were already built in the late Middle Ages, whereas from the 16th century on they present a prevailing type of the construction architecture.

Manors are stone-made seigniorial buildings, mainly built in towns.


Country estate houses and ‘bourgeois’ houses
Number of houses: 16
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Country estate homes are preserved whole architectural or urbanistic complexes, which presented or still present the centre of an estate. They consist of residential and farm buildings. An eventual  croft  (belonging immediate surroundings) is to be maintained in a traditional way.

Bourgeois houses mainly present  individual houses or group of residential buildings, built for the better-off town residents before  World War II. The autonomous buildings are to have gardens, maintained according to their original layout. By way of exception younger buildings may also be classified among the bourgeois houses, if they are built to the plans of well-known architects (ex. Plečnik, Mihevc) and their primary arrangement is preserved.
Šeruga /
Sela pri Ratežu 15, Otočec

 http://www.seruga.si
10x double room breakfast included 14.00 - 35.00€ / person / day
10x additional bed 25.20 - 31.50€ / Person / Day
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Just a stone’s throw from mainroads and the city, at the end of all routes, lies the Seruga homestead surrounded by forests and a rippling stream. Once the location of a former mill, the Šeruga farm has opened its doors to all those in search of peace and quiet, unspoilt nature and delicious homemade dishes. The surroundings are reputed for their domestic crafts and rich cultural heritage, and offer a host of opportunities for sports activities in nature. The Seruga family will serve you traditional specialties made from organic vegetables and domestic meat. Guests can knead their own dough, catch their own trout in the nearby stream, or help landlord Slavko with the farm chores. House of tradition Šeruga House of tradition Šeruga
Casa del sal /
Parecag 182, Sečovlje

 http://www.casadelsal.com
4x double room breakfast included 41.00 - 74.00€ / person / day
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The Salaro -Casa del Sal lies on the hillside of the SečovljeSalinasNaturePark, where active salt making is still taking place and just 4 km from the Mediterranean town Piran with medieval architecture and rich culture heritage and 2 km from Croatian Istria. The house Salaro -Casa del Sal was the home of the Salina workers from the 19-th century. Today it offer the visitors accommodation and the same time pamper them with traditional Istrian and Mediterranean dishes by the visitors wish, prepared from the vegetables and fruit grown at the house and served with a glass of homemade wine. Casa del sal - view Casa del sal - view
Firbas /
Cogetinci 60, Cerkvenjak

 http://www.firbas.com
1x apartment for three persons from 50.00€
8x double room 26.00 - 36.00€ / person / day
8x double room breakfast included 30.00€ / person / day
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The Firbas country homestead is built in the typical architectural style of this part of Slovenia. This 160-year-old home lies on the top of a hill, slightly removed from its neighbors. The homestead includes a stable with horses, cattle, goats, rabbits and chickens, a fruit orchard, vineyard, and home-grown vegetables. The landlady prepares superb domestic dishes accompanied by homemade fruit juices and wine. Children are keen to help with the farm chores, go horseback riding or on horse-and-buggy rides. There is also a beach volleyball court, a small soccer field, and an archery area. Guests can hire a bike and set off to visit the numerous mineral springs and excursion points in the surroundings. House of tradition Firbas House of tradition Firbas
Plain rural buildings
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Plain rural buildings are individual farm and residential buildings. They may have been built as autonomous buildings or just preserved as such, although originally they were a part of a bigger farm complex.  More than for their architecture they are characterised by their former or current  functions (mills, saws, haylofts, stables, wine cellars, tollhouses, posting stages, inns, etc.).
Klet Trebče /
Podsreda 82, Bistrica ob Sotli

1x apartment for two persons from 39.00€
1x apartment for three persons from 39.00€
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Klet Trebče lies in the midst of a vineyard offering a fascinating view of the valley. This traditional homestead was built in 1724, which is imprinted in pressing stone. The family is engaged in beekeeping, winegrowing and, of course, tourism. Guests will have the opportunity to pick mushrooms and medicinal herbs, go fishing and cycling. Some interesting places to visit in the vicinity include the Olimia health spa, Podsreda castle, Levstik’s mill, and Sveta Gora – a place of pilgrimage. There’s something here for everyone

Visitors like to return to Klet Trebče for a good, hearty domestic meal. Some of the specialties offered here include buckwheat bread with cold cuts, buckwheat mush with sauerkraut and, of course, a glass of excellent homemade wine. Home-grown vegetables as well as honey and wine from their own cellar are also available.