You want to experience unforgettable moments in one of the most beautiful wine areas in central Europe, to taste exquisite cuisine and wine story? Then you are in the right place. Alma Vista is located in the heart of the region, the westernmost part of Slovenia, at the crossroads of the Alps, the Friuli plain and the Vipava Valley, overlooking the sea and the Dolomites to the west. Modern structure committed to new forms of living, with a focus on the content determined with art, design, sense of detail, in its essence flirting with tradition. It hides poled two minimalist rooms with a comfortable living space with fully furnished kitchen, Welnes with infrared sauna and spa bath, a private wine cellar, grill and lawn area, outdoor swimming pool. As part of the world-famous wine houses Edi Simčič, offers you the possibility of tasting and visit the cellars and socializing with wine growers.

We are a world famous wine estate Edi Simčič that complemented its story with tourism.

n the far west of Slovenia, on 72 km2 splendid, interesting and intoxicating land of Brda. It stretches but also across the state border of the Soča river in the southeast to the Idrija River in the northwest. They are proud to complete an old patriarch Sabotin Korada to the east and the north. Brda hills, where he was about six thousand inhabitants regulate farms, grouped in villages, which are usually in the midst of the church is gradually descend towards the south to the Friuli plain. Some are here in good weather opens up a new horizon, the sea of ​​fertile soil on the flysch basis fertilized with a pleasant Mediterranean climate. The excellent conditions and working hands of local people produce countless juicy fruit cherries, peaches, apricots, olives, figs, chestnuts, and finally grapes ripen at St. Martin in wine. Brda is a land soaked with the turbulent history and interesting events in the present. On the way from village to village to meet with a rich natural and cultural heritage. Brda is a land of castles and white churches mostly at the top of the hills; preserved almost 30th.