BEEKEEPING CENTER GORENJSKA, HONEY DEGUSTATION, Feel the passion of the locals to preserve the traditions of beekeeping and their view of future generations. You will see a beehive with an observation beehive and basic beekeeping equipment. Meet the bee family, the autochthonous Slovenian bee Kranjsko sivko and its life. You will see a satire and have a display of the processing of beeswax in hourly hours and a honey filler. In the end, there will be a tasting of all types of honey that are obtained in Slovenia, and after the tasting, you will be able to purchase at Beeshop. We can also organize behave air inhalation. BEEKEEPING MUSEUM IN RADOVLJICA This medieval town has an attractive old centre that has been carefully restored and protected as well as a lovely castle park. Radovljica is the centre of Slovenian apiculture, and the Apiculture Museum in the old town centre is the place to learn about this important aspect of the town’s heritage. Slovenians are known as exceptional beekeepers with rich history. 20.5. became the world day of bees, also because on that day in 1734 in Radovljica was born the beginner of modern beekeeping Anton Janša. In 1769, Empress Maria Theresa founded the world's first beekeeping school in Vienna, and on April 6, 1770, she appointed Anton Janša as the first beekeeping teacher. He was the first beekeeping teacher in the world! The technical part of the beekeeping museum shows the most typical bees of residence and beekeeping, the biological room is the life and work of our autochthonous Bee of Carniolan lion, while the artwork is a phenomenon of Slovenian folk culture - painted honey extensions. After visiting the museum, we will take a walk through the charming and sweet Radovljica, famous for its delicious confectionery made according to the grandma's recipes