The oldest stable in Lipica houses Lipica’s 12 best stallions.
Avgust Černigoj was a Constructivist, and one of the leading figures of the Slovenian avant-garde in fine arts.
The largest museum in Lipica, where you can interactively learn everything about the history of Lipica, Lipizzan horses, and horses in general.
Lipica’s congress centre offers 11 halls with different layouts.
The kal (pond) is still used as a watering place for horses on pasture.
Traffic to Lipica once led through this old avenue. As the road was built, it became one of the most beautiful avenues in Lipica.
Equestrian competitions have been part of Lipica for many years. The Lipica Hippodrome is the largest in Slovenia.
Every year, as the horses turned three years old, they were sent to Vienna, and a tree was planted in the avenue in their memory.
At the end of the avenue there is an old water reservoir and a kal (pond).
The historic centre, or the Hof, is the place where the story of Lipica began.
Built in a typical Karst style, the stone cottage hosts wedding celebrations in Lipica.
O Kapeli ki je posvečena sv. Antonu Padovanskemu zgodovinski viri poročajo o kapeli že v 17. stoletju.
The open-air pilgrimage church is the only one of its kind in the Karst region.
The idyllic garden offers not just great food but also a spectacular view of the stud farm.
Built in a typical Karst style, the stone cottage hosts wedding celebrations in Lipica.
Official trainings and performances of the Lipica Riding School take place in the large covered riding arena. Visitors can observe the work of riders with Lipizzan horses, discover the complexity of classical dressage, and experience the elegance, knowledge and tradition that are inseparably connected with Lipica Stud Farm.
The Jubilee Stable houses the horses for tourist rides.
The oldest riding hall in Lipica was built in the mid-19th century, and is also considered one of the oldest riding halls in the region.
The Golf Centre offers disc, mini, and regular golf in one place.
Centuries-old avenues that tell the secret stories of Lipica.
The name “Borjač” comes from the Karst term for yard. Next to it is the first riding hall in the region.
The ice pit is part of the Karst cultural landscape, which has significantly contributed to horse breeding in Lipica.
