Radlje

Radlje ob Dravi, usually referred to simply as Radlje, is a town in northern Slovenia. It is the administrative center of the Municipality of Radlje ob Dravi. The town lies on the left bank of the Drava River and is surrounded by the hills of the Carinthian Plain within the traditional region of Styria. Administratively, it belongs to the Drava Statistical Region.

Radlje ob Dravi has a long-standing history as a settlement on the Drava River. Over the centuries it developed from a rural community into an urban center that serves as the local hub for commerce, services, and administration within the municipality. The surrounding area is characterized by mixed forests, agricultural land, and small-scale industry, reflecting common patterns in northern Slovenia.

The municipality includes Radlje and several nearby settlements and is known for its riverside landscape and outdoor recreational opportunities. The Drava River supports activities such as fishing and kayaking, while nearby hills offer hiking and cycling routes. Local infrastructure focuses on regional accessibility, with connections to larger towns by road and proximity to rail lines serving the broader region.

Radlje ob Dravi plays a role in regional culture and education through municipal institutions, primary schools, and local events. The town continues to balance rural traditions with urban services as part of the Drava Statistical Region.