People in this country wear massive sheepskins and run around with chains of bells to "chase away winter" during a pre-Lenten tradition in this country, known as Kurentovanje.
This country's second-largest city boasts the oldest grapevine in the world. This country celebrates a festival in September known as Cows' Ball, to celebrate the winter homecoming of cattle. People in this country wear massive sheepskins and run around with chains of bells to "chase away winter" during a pre-Lenten tradition in this country, known as Kurentovanje. The Argonaut Jason is the mythical founder of this country's capital. A castle precariously placed on a precipice in this country overlooks a popular host site for the World Rowing Championships, known as Lake (*) Bled. The Karst Plateau, of Karst topography fame, spans across the southwestern border of this country. This country's highest point is a distinctive three-pronged peak that is the tallest mountain of the Julian Alps, known as Triglav. This country has the smallest coastline on the Adriatic Sea, and it is the northwestern-most part of the former Yugoslavia. For 10 points, name this small Central European country with capital at Ljubljana.
This country's second-largest city boasts the oldest grapevine in the world.
Slovenia [or Republic of Slovenia; or Republika Slovenija]