Turistična kmetija Frčej

The Zupan family has been offering tourists a place to stay for the past thirty years. Their homestead was the first to embrace farm tourism in Gorenjska, the mountainous north-west region of Slovenia. Their home, more than a century old, is typical for this area. It lies in the foothills of the Alps on the sunny side, of course! - and is only a few kilometers away from Mt. Triglav, the highest peak in Slovenia. One feature of the house is the "peasant room," showcasing antique objects from the 19th and even 18th centuries. The Zupans say that guests, impressed by the collection, will often take their time silently browsing this room. During the winter, guests warm up beside the porcelain stove, a typical feature of Slovene peasant homes in bygone days. Guests and their hosts often gather in the peasant room to talk and drink good Slovene wine. Slivovic, a plum brandy good for one's health, might also be on offer.