This year marks the launch of the first Castles of Posavje Festival, bringing together castle venues across the region into a shared cultural story. This new festival project combines rich heritage, art, and contemporary creativity, offering a diverse programme for all generations.
The cross-border conference “Bridge of Energy – Zaprešić & Brežice” held in Zaprešić brought together representatives of national and local authorities, experts in the fields of energy and tourism, as well as members of the academic and business communities from Croatia and Slovenia.
Pišece Castle is being given a new opportunity for revitalization. The signing of the management agreement marks the beginning of a new chapter that will bring greater accessibility, new content, and stronger integration into the area’s tourism offer.
The Slovenian Cultural Holiday is an opportunity not only to commemorate culture, but to truly experience it. This year, on Sunday, 8 February 2026, you are invited to the Posavje Museum Brežice, where the holiday will be marked in an international, creative, and connecting spirit.
At the end of January 2026, a pilot testing of an accessible tourism product for persons with disabilities took place in Brežice and Zaprešić. The product was developed within the cross-border project ENVIRO – Experiencing Sustainable Tourism to Encourage Change, implemented under the Interreg Slovenia–Croatia programme.
Wetlands are the silent guardians of natural balance – often unnoticed, yet vital for the lives of people, plants and animals, and in the fight against climate change.
This year, Brežice will shine for the first time in the spirit of a month-long Advent celebration, filling the old town centre with lights, music, a festive market, an ice rink, and holiday cheer.
At the Days of Slovenian Tourism, Brežice received two awards.
The longest-running event in the Posavje region, which traditionally brings the old town centre to life, has received the Zero Waste Event title for the third consecutive time.
The event attracted numerous visitors who had the opportunity to explore traditional handicraft skills up close, take part in creative workshops, and immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the Baroque era.
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