Lasko
A Savinja valley town built around a brewery founded in 1825 and thermal springs used since Roman times.
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Laško has two industries and both use the same water. The thermal springs beside the Savinja were known in Roman times and have supported a spa since the nineteenth century, with warm mineral water piped into pools and treatment rooms. The brewery was founded in 1825 by Franz Geyer and grew into one of the country's two big beer producers, giving the town its name recognition; it runs tours of the brewhouse and museum, and the Pivo in cvetje beer and flowers festival fills the streets each July.
What you actually see
- The brewery - the 1825 brewhouse, with tours and a museum of the company's history.
- The thermal baths - pools and treatments fed by the springs beside the Savinja.
- Pivo in cvetje - the beer and flowers festival held in July.
- The Savinja setting - the river running through the middle of the town.
When to go
Year round; the thermal baths work in any weather. The beer festival is in mid-July and books out the town. Brewery tours need booking ahead.
Honest expectations
The town is small and industrial and there is little beyond the brewery and the baths. Brewery tours must be booked and are not run daily. The festival makes accommodation impossible to find.
Nearby
Celje is north, and Podsreda is southeast.
What to pack for Lasko
Chosen from what this place is for. Tap a kit for the full checklist.
Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.