Culinary pampering

The Koroška House with the Pri Lipa Inn is located right along the Drava Cycling Trail, in a peaceful and safe location.

Spacious rooms with a touch of history, a hearty Carinthian breakfast, free Wi-Fi, a covered and locked storage area for bicycles, and genuine hospitality all come together to create wonderful shared memories.

A rich, over 150-year-old innkeeping tradition with a variety of house specialties. Among them are our signature dishes: stuffed homemade rabbit, venison steak, and braised fallow deer in hunter’s sauce with cranberries, black radish with pumpkin seed oil, house-made liver pâté, and many other seasonal dishes made from local ingredients.

A taste of traditional grandma's kitchen, featuring delicious dishes like mushroom soup with buckwheat spoonbread and homemade lard, house-made potato dumplings, a charcuterie platter with tunka (meat preserved in lard), and other homemade delicacies. The house specialty is Pohorje trout in pumpkin seed oil, served with buckwheat groats and mushrooms. Don't forget to treat yourself to a slice of the signature Vnukec cake

Discover the wines of one of Slovenia's leading wineries, managed by the Puklavec family since 2009, boasting over 80 years of winemaking tradition. The vineyards of the winery, located in the Ljutomer-Ormož hills and Jeruzalem, are among the world's finest wine-growing regions for white wines.

Visitors can also indulge in blacksmith-inspired cuisine, enjoy an excellent glass of blacksmith's beer or wine, and even create their own souvenir to take home.

"What we Prleki enjoy ourselves, we are happy to offer to our guests as well," they say at the Ozmec Tourist Farm. Throughout the year, they prepare delicious traditional Prlekija dishes to order and can always serve guests a homemade platter: tunka (meat preserved in lard), bread, and wine from their own vineyard. They also offer dishes like sauerkraut with sausage or blood sausage, other meat products, and finish the meal with traditional cakes like pogača or postržjača.

On the facade of the Old Vine House in the heart of the old town center on Lent, the Old Vine, the oldest vine in the world, has been growing its roots for over 400 years. Relax in the wine garden and enjoy a glass of excellent Styrian wine while admiring the venerable "queen of vines".

Choose from a wide range of packages, from tastings of fresh wines to rich, carefully aged archival wines, accompanied by delicacies from local producers.