Kamnik is a town in the northern part of the Central Slovenia region, historically belonging to Upper Carniola (Gorenjska). The town stretches along the Kamniška Bistrica river, which originates in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. In addition to the old town center, Kamnik consists of several urban areas: Bakovnik, Duplica, Fužine, Jeranovo, Novi trg, Perovo, Šutna, Zaprice, and Žale.
Its cultural and historical sights and the old town center give it a pleasant homeliness. In Kamnik, the Bavarian Counts of Andechs minted their own currency. During the Middle Ages, the town was an important trading center on the route between Vienna and Trieste.
Due to its proximity to the capital and excellent transport links, Kamnik became attractive for immigration and is today considered one of the most beautiful medieval towns in Slovenia.
Special Event: Days of National Costumes and Clothing Heritage in Kamnik (360° spatial video).
