The town is particularly popular for the glacial Lake Bled.
In the middle of the lake is Slovenias only natural island.
Despite being tiny in size, Bled Island has attracted humans since the prehistoric ages.
Archeologists have discovered traces of prehistoric human settlements dating back to the 11th century BC.
On the island 124 graves with skeletons from the 9th to the 11th century were also found.
The church’s present form is from the 17th century when it was renovated after another earthquake.
Bled Lake is also very popular among rowing enthusiasts who like to row in its serene and calm waters.
It has also been host to several World Rowing Championships.
Another popular attraction near Lake Bled is the iconic Bled Castle perched on a precipice overlooking Lake Bled.
