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Parish Church of St Nicholas
On the ceiling of the church are sobering contemporary frescoes of the Day of Judgment, with devils leading sinners to damnation.
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Čokoladnica Olimje
Čokoladnica Olimje is just next door to the Olimje Minorite Monastery and makes and sells the most famous chocolate in Slovenia.
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Divača Cave
Divača Cave, about 3km northeast on the road to Divača, is only 672m long but has excellent dripstones and rock formations.
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Ljutomer House
On the northern side of Slovenski trg, Ljutomer House now houses the TIC; the Mediterranean-style loge was built in 1565.
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Štatenberg Manor
This 18th-century manor with grand rooms, 5km outside Makole, has a bar and restaurant open at weekends part of the year.
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Koman House
On Radovljicas colourful main square, photogenic Koman House is identified by a baroque painting of St Florian on its facade.
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Taverna
The western edge of Carpacciov trg is marked by the large arched Taverna, a one-time salt warehouse dating from the 15th century.
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Granary
The 16th-century granary at Spodnji Trgs northern end is where the towns grain stores, collected as taxes, were once kept.
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Church of St Florian
Built in 1672, this church was dedicated to the patron saint of fires after a serious blaze destroyed much of the Old Town.
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Victory Monument
In Mestni Park, the Victory Monument is an impressive stone grouping Yugoslav Partisans and Soviet soldiers, a rarity in modern Slovenia.
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Church of Our Lady of the Snows
Almost opposite the Minorite Monastery is the Church of Our Lady of the Snows, with a superb 15th-century arch painting of the Crucifixion.
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Totto Palace
On the north side of Kidričeva ulica are some restored Venetian houses and the 18th-century baroque Totto Palace, with winged lion relief.
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Babič Mill
One of two working floating mills on the Mura River, the Babič Mill at Veržej is the real deal, with grain ground and sold for clients.
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Gallery of Contemporary Art
In the southern wing of the Princes Palace is the Gallery of Contemporary Art, with thematic exhibitions of both local and foreign artists.
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Fontico
On the eastern side of Trg Brolo is the Fontico, a granary where the town’s wheat was once stored, with wonderful medallions and reliefs.
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Črnomelj Castle
Parts of the castle date from the mid-12th century, but much of it has been restored and renewed. It now houses administrative offices.
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Municipal Hall
The porticoed 19th-century Municipal Hall (home to the tourist information centre) dominates the northwestern edge of Tartinijev trg.
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Temple of Hercules
Between the Capuchin Church of St Cecilia and City Park is the reconstructed Roman Temple of Hercules dating from the 2nd century AD.
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Medieval Town Houses
Opposite the Totto Palace are some wonderful medieval town houses, with protruding upper storeys painted in a checked red, gold and green pattern.
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Martin House
The 17th-century Martin House leans on part of the old town wall. It has a wooden 1st floor, a late-Gothic portal and a vaulted entrance hall.
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