Things To Do
in Odranci

A multi-layered cake with poppy seed, walnut, apple and curd layers — the region’s signature dessert, found at bakeries and restaurants throughout Prekmurje.

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A hearty meat and paprika stew (similar to goulash) often served in local inns; good for a filling lunch after a day outdoors.

Rolled dumplings filled with sweet or savory fillings; common in home cooking and some traditional restaurants.

Freshwater fish from the Mura River prepared pan-fried or in stews at select local restaurants and taverns.

A weekly market and daily stalls where you can buy local cheeses, home-baked pastries, seasonal produce and occasionally street snacks like burek or grilled specialties.

Small roadside stands and bakeries around Odranci selling fresh bread, homemade gibanica, preserves and local honey — excellent for picnic supplies.

Use a polite greeting and a firm handshake in formal situations. Address older locals with courtesy titles when appropriate.

Slovenians value punctuality for appointments and tours; arrive on time for bookings and events.

In villages, evenings are quiet; avoid loud behavior late at night and respect private property when photographing or walking near farms.

Hosts may ask guests to remove shoes indoors; bringing clean socks is a polite practice.

Tipping of around 5–10% is appreciated in restaurants if service is good but not obligatory; round up taxi fares and leave small change for café bills.

Euro is the currency. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in towns and larger restaurants; small shops, markets and rural vendors may prefer cash, so carry some euros.

Mild temperatures and blooming fields make it a pleasant time for cycling and walking. Some tourist services may open as the season progresses; bring a light rain jacket for occasional showers.

Warm to hot weather with long daylight hours, ideal for outdoor activities, river recreation and vineyard visits. Expect higher humidity some days and pack sun protection and insect repellent.

Cooler temperatures and colorful foliage, especially in Goričko and vineyard areas; harvest season offers local food events and wine tastings. Bring layers for chilly mornings and evenings.

Cold and occasionally snowy; rural roads can be frosty. Some attractions and facilities may have reduced hours, but winter landscapes are peaceful — pack warm clothing and check local opening times.

A network of walking and hiking trails through gentle hills, forests and meadows; routes range from short loops to longer day hikes with wildlife and viewpoint opportunities.

Hiking and vineyard trails with panoramic views over the flatlands; ideal for combining a short climb with wine tasting and photos.

Gentle riverside paths suitable for walking, birdwatching and easy nature excursions along the floodplain and wetlands.

Short country trails that connect villages and farmsteads for a low-effort, authentic rural walking experience — great for observing everyday agricultural life.