Kraševka

Kraševka

Ljubljana

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Kraševka

Kraševka sells food products from the Karst, a unique region known for its natural and cultural landmarks, and especially famous for its delicacies. On offer are the famous Karst prosciutto, wines, spirits, sheep and goat cheese, and much more.

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addressDomača trgovina Kraševka, Vodnikov trg 4, Ljubljana
phone+386 1 232 1445
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