Experience the life of the ironworker families in the 20th century in a delicious way!

Duration

1 hour

About the tour

In the past, people from all corners of Slovenia and the former Yugoslavia immigrated to Jesenice. The varying origins of the inhabitants have influenced the cuisine and nutritional habits in the city and its surrounding area. An ironworker’s wife will present the dishes and recipes shared among her neighbours in the kitchen of a worker’s flat and serve you breakfast (“fruštek”), which would not be complete without worker’s coffee and a piece of black bread. Experience the life of the ironworker families in the 20th century in a delicious way!

You can choose the language of your tour from these four options:

• Slovenian
• English

The experience includes:

• A tour of a worker’s apartment from the time between the two world wars
• A meeting with the wife of a Jesenice ironworker, the preparation and tasting of typical worker’s cereal coffee and black bread
• Learning about the bourgeois, rural, and workers’ cuisine of Jesenice and a recommendation for a Jesenice worker’s lunch (you can find it at selected points around the city)

Additional information

This activity is a combined group tour for participants from different bookings.