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Train routes in Slovenia
7 routes · classic 5 · scenic 1 · mountain 1
7 routes cross Slovenia in the World Train Map atlas. The longest is the EC Wien–Ljubljana at 428 km; the fastest is the InterCity Slovenija, running up to 160 km/h; the oldest line dates to 1849. Every route links to its facts, photo and story, and to the interactive world map.
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Classic (5)
- Ljubljana–Koper line
Drops nearly 500 m off the Karst plateau to the sea, twisting through tunnels and curves on the descent to Slovenia’s only seaport, Koper.
Wikipedia ↗ - InterCity Slovenija
SŽ’s tilting Pendolino links Slovenia’s two largest cities along the 1840s Austrian Southern Railway, weaving down the Sava and Savinja valleys.
- EuroCity “Sava”
The EC “Sava” restored a direct Zagreb–Ljubljana run, and since June 2025 extends once a week onward to Pula for the first time in 30 years.
Wikipedia ↗ - Sevnica–Trebnje railway
Built in 1938 over the hills of Dolenjska, joining the Ljubljana–Novo mesto line at Trebnje to the Sava valley at Sevnica.
Wikipedia ↗ - EC Wien–Ljubljana
The EuroCity to Slovenia on the 1857 Southern Railway: over the Semmering to Graz, the Drava at Maribor, then the Sava valley into Ljubljana.
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Scenic (1)
- Bohinj Railway
Habsburg Transalpina of 1906: the 6.3 km Bohinj tunnel, the emerald Soča, and Solkan’s 85 m arch, the world’s longest stone rail span.
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Mountain (1)
- Ljubljana Castle Funicular
A glass funicular of 2006 rising 70 m in one minute from the old-town market square to Ljubljana Castle, the capital’s defining landmark.
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Photos via Wikimedia Commons — each route page credits the author & licence
Cross-border lines continue into
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