Boka Waterfall
Bovec · Soča Valley Free
Described as Slovenia's most water-rich waterfall, it drops 106 m freely and a further 30 m, and is visible from the Bovec-Žaga road with a marked path from the bridge to a panoramic viewpoint.
Hiša Franko
Ana Roš cooks a single seasonal tasting menu in a rustic guesthouse whose legacy goes back to 1861, with trout, deer, goat, forest fruits and wild plants from the Soča valley on the plates; it holds three Michelin stars.
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Last checked 10 November 2026
Overview
Hiša Franko serves one seasonal tasting menu with no à la carte option; a meal takes about three hours and costs €335 per person, with wine pairings at €190 and a non-alcoholic pairing at €135. Gluten-free, pescatarian and vegetarian requests are accommodated with at least one week's notice, but dairy-free and vegan menus are not possible. Guests must be 12 or older, and parking is free in front of the restaurant.
Highlights
- One seasonal tasting menu
- Michelin three stars
- Book ahead online
- Guests aged 12 and over
Good to know
Questions
When is it open?
The restaurant serves lunch (12:00-16:00) and dinner (19:00-23:00) from Wednesday to Sunday and is closed on Monday and Tuesday. Reservations are required and are made online through the restaurant's booking page, by phone or by email.
Can I bring children or a dog?
The restaurant and rooms are for guests aged 12 and older. Well-behaved dogs on a leash are welcome if you notify the restaurant in advance; rooms carry a €30 pet surcharge.
Does it have rooms?
Yes, guestrooms are for guests dining at the restaurant and are available for one night only. Room requests are reviewed manually and the guesthouse has no elevator.
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