Slovenia 2 | Missions in the MiGMan’s World Tour DLC

AboutPatrol the border with Austria to the NE corner of Slovenia.

AboutVisit some of the larger lakes east of Maribor.

AboutExplore some of the main dams around Maribor and the border crossing with Hungary at Ormoz.

AboutVisit Celje, the fourth largest city in Slovenia.

AboutIn the beautiful Mislinja Valley Slovenj Gradec was largely German speaking until 1945. Gradec is Slovene for "little castle".

AboutCross the northern border to Graz, Austria on the Mur River.

AboutExplore the ski resorts to the west of Maribor.

AboutExplore the port towns north of Portoroz, crossing the border into Italy.

AboutTake a short flight along the Croatian border near Portoroz and return via the coast.

AboutPortoroz airport is just north of the border with Croatia. Explore the Adriatic ports to the south.

AboutExplore the ports south of Portoroz, all the way to Rijeka, Croatia.

AboutExplore the nearest ports and features just south of the border from Portorz ap.

AboutFly along the steep and winding Drava River valley to Maribor and return via the wider valley to the south.

AboutTake your helicopter and land at each resort!

AboutExplore the Meza River valley west of Slovenj Gradec.

AboutFrom the summit of Mount St. Ursula (1699 m) you can see Carinthia, the Kozjak Mountains, and the Kamnik–Savinja Alps.

AboutFly north of the Austrian border between Slovenj Gradec and Maribor.

AboutExplore east of Slovenske Konjice, to the border with Hungary.

AboutExplore the dams and valleys west of Slovenske Konjice.

AboutVisit the regional airports nearest to Sostanj, and land at them if you can!

AboutVenture futher afield from Sostanj and perform touch'n'gos at regional airports.

AboutFly out of LIPQ Ronchi Dei Legionari, just across the border in Italy and explore the Soca River in Slovenia's north west.

AboutFly around the Gulf of Trieste and visit two stunning castles.

AboutVisit Predjama Castle and explore valleys NE of Gorizia.

AboutThis memorial to Italian soldiers who fell in World War I was built by the Italian state in 1938. It is on the site of the chapel of Saint Anthony of Padua (completed 1696). Fly north out of Trieste and return south along the Soca River valley.