
Sustainability among rolling hills, plains, and waterways
Embroidered with a golden thread of wine, a jewel of our rolling hills, this place with its sacred name, energetic lines, and wine road—where exceptional white and red wines flourish—offers breathtaking viewpoints and a pilgrimage church that shines like a lighthouse above a dark-green ocean of surrounding hills crowned with lush vineyard ridges. Rightfully called a heavenly place, it already convinced the Crusaders, who gave it its name in the 12th century.
The Jeruzalem Hills rank among the top 5% of wine-growing sites in the world, especially for white wines. The most recognizable grape variety is Šipon.
The municipalities of Ormož, Središče ob Dravi and Sveti Tomaž welcome visitors with open arms, offering tourist farms, wine cellars, traditional inns and restaurants, apartments, camper stops, cycling, horseback riding, water and hiking trails, nature reserves, landscape parks, numerous museums, and unique experiences. Jeruzalem Slovenia is today a visible and integral part of the global mosaic of wine culture.
Destination Jeruzalem
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How to get to Jeruzalem
Here’s how to get to Jeruzalem, Slovenia from major nearby places:
| Ptuj | 30min | |
| Maribor | 1h | |
| Ljubljana | 2h | |
| Gradec | 1h 30 min | |
| Dunaj | 3h 30min | |
| Zagreb | 1h 30min |








