Holiday Accommodation Maribor

Maribor self-catering holiday accommodation is found in and around Slovenia’s second city, located in the country’s interior, towards the northeast. Given its upland setting, it’s a popular destination for skiers, with the Porhorje resort close to the town. It’s considered one of the best spots for the sport in Slovenia – at a Maribor holiday chalet you’ll be able to make the most of a 100-day season, slopes catering all levels of ability, cross-country skiing, brand new lifts, the longest night trail in the country and comprehensive hire shops. In the summer the landscape around Maribor self-catering apartments becomes a paradise for adventure sports, with great terrain for mountain biking and hiking.

The city around Maribor holiday villas is well worth exploring. There are numerous historical buildings to be seen here, including the stately Maribor Castle and the entire Lent area. This is the oldest part of the city around apartments in Maribor and features Old Vine House, home to the oldest vine in the world, almost 500 years of age. Also in this part of town is the medieval Jewish quarter with its synagogue, tower and square, while there are also two defensive towers in Lent, Water Tower and Judgement Tower. The area around Maribor villas is also noted for its wine production – there are cellars in the city, including the cast Vinag Wine Cellar, and beautiful vineyards in the hills out in the stunning countryside of the Drava Valley.

Weather

At Maribor self-catering accommodation you can expect a big difference between winter and summer conditions. Given the elevation there’s often snow on the hills in the area, while summers are usually warm and dry.

Best Time to Visit

The ideal time to head for ski accommodation in Maribor is between December and February, when there’s a healthy layer of snow at the nearby resort.

Reaching Maribor

Maribor holiday apartments and villas can be reached via Maribor Airport (MBX), as well as larger air hubs like Graz (GRZ) and Klagenfurt (KLU), both easily reached across the border in Austria.