Trieste to Ljubljana

We left Trieste for Ljubljana on the morning train this morning. As we approached the Slovenian border the conductor came round and told us that we would have to change trains. This wasn't obvious when we got on, but it wasn't a problem. The Slovenian train was in fact a bit better than the Italian one, and we were soon on our way. 

We suspect the views would have been wonderful, but mist looks much the same wherever you see it! All a bit gray and boring. 

Ljubljana didn't get a proper look round either because of the, at times, very heavy rain. 

But we did have a very nice meal in a good restaurant not far from our hotel, and we are just hoping for a break in the rain for the walk back to the station in the morning. 









Tomorrow we travel to Salzburg  where we'll stay for a few nights. 

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