Jesenice is in the Julian Alps, northwestern Slovenia.

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Motorway A2 between the Austrian border and Ljubljana passes next to the city. Jesenice is the first city on the Slovenian side after the Karawanks Tunnel.

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Jesenice is also on the railway between Villach and Ljubljana. It is the first railway stop on the Slovenian side.

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The Jesenice Upper Sava Museum is made up of six components, three of which are in Jesenice:

  • 1 Bucellini–Ruard Manor (Ruardova graščina), Cesta Franceta Prešerna 45. Built in 1538 as one of the "ironworks castles"; residences of the tycoons of the iron mining and processing industry. Since 1954 the building has housed exhibitions of the region's iron and steel heritage, minerals and palaeontological discoveries.    
  • 2 Kos Manor (Kosova graščina), Cesta maršala Tita 64. Another "ironwork castle", from 1521. Functions as a museum showcasing the resistance against the German occupation during WWII. The upper floor is a hall for cultural events.    
  • 3 Workers' Barracks (Delavska kasarna). An ethnographic museum, originally a housing complex for iron industry workers.    

The three other sites are the Slovenian Alpine Museum in Mojstrana, the Liznjek Farm in Kranjska Gora and the Kajžnk House in Rateče.

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  • 1 Hipermarket Spar, Fužinska cesta 8. A small mall centered around a Spar hypermarket.

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