Banks in Slovenia
183 cities — select a city to see all listings.
There are 504 bank and ATM locations on record for Slovenia in the GF6 directory. They are spread across 183 cities in 12 regions. The most listings are in Ljubljana (97), Maribor (38) and Murska Sobota (15). Slovenia — its capital is Ljubljana, the currency is the Euro, the population is about 2,066,880.
Choose a city to see every branch or ATM with its street address, opening hours, phone number, bank codes where available and its exact map location. Ljubljana alone accounts for about 19% of all bank and ATM locations recorded in the country. Slovenia is part of the Europe coverage within the global GF6 directory. More about banking in Slovenia ↓
Carinthia
Central Sava
Central Slovenia
Coastal–Karst
Drava
Gorizia
Littoral–Inner Carniola
Lower Sava
Mura
Savinja
Southeast Slovenia
Upper Carniola
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About banking in Slovenia
Slovenia is a Central European country of roughly 2.07 million people, covering 20,271 square kilometres between the Adriatic coast, the Julian Alps and the borders with Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia. Its compact size and relatively dense network of urban centres mean that banking and cash access are generally concentrated in the capital, Ljubljana, and in regional hubs such as Maribor, Celje, Kranj, Koper, Novo mesto, Velenje and Murska Sobota. The official language is Slovene, and the international dialling code is +386.
The national currency is the euro (EUR), so cash withdrawals, card payments and bank transfers in Slovenia follow standard euro-area conventions. ATMs typically dispense euro banknotes, and cards issued elsewhere in the euro area as well as international payment networks are widely accepted at machines and point-of-sale terminals in urban areas. Branches in larger cities tend to offer a fuller range of retail and foreign-exchange services, while smaller towns and rural areas are more often served by ATMs alone.
The GF6 directory lists 504 bank and ATM locations in Slovenia, spread across 183 cities and towns. This coverage spans the capital region around Ljubljana as well as secondary centres in the east, the Adriatic littoral around Koper, and settlements closer to the Austrian, Italian, Hungarian and Croatian borders, where cross-border travellers often look for cash points.
Entries in the directory can be browsed by city to locate nearby branches and ATMs, check addresses, and plan cash access when travelling within Slovenia. The figures reflect the locations currently indexed by GF6 and are not presented as a complete inventory of every bank or ATM operating in the country.