Municipality of Dobrepolje, Slovenia
Municipality of Dobrepolje follows Slovenia’s CET standard time and CEST daylight-saving time. Videm is the municipal centre commonly used for local searches, and sunrise must be tied to a date because daylight changes throughout the year.
Vodice, Slovenia
Friday, 4 September 2026
UTC+2 · Europe/Ljubljana
Time and sun data for Vodice — the largest city of Municipality of Dobrepolje
The sun in Vodice
Sunrise 06:27 Solar noon 13:02 Sunset 19:37 Daylight 13 h 10 min Night 10 h 50 min Civil twilight 05:56 – 20:08
Slovenia · 31 cities
Largest cities
- Vodice 1 589
- Videm 590
- Podpec 529
- Kompolje 494
- Ponikve 490
- Cesta 273
- Predstruge 264
- Zagorica 245
- Zdenska Vas 234
- Hocevje 147
- Podpeč 142
- Mala Vas 141
All cities
- Bruhanja Vas
- Cesta
- Cetez Pri Strugah
- Dobrepolje
- Hocevje
- Kolenca Vas
- Kompolje
- Kukovo
- Lipa
- Mala Vas
- Paka
- Podgora
- Podgorica
- Podgorica
- Podpeč
- Podpec
- Podtabor
- Ponikve
- Potiskavec
- Predstruge
- Pri Cerkvi-Struge
- Rapljevo
- Spodnja Ribnica
- Tisovec
- Trzic
- Videm
- Vodice
- Vodice
- Vrh Pri Poljanah
- Zagorica
- Zdenska Vas
Current time in Municipality of Dobrepolje, Slovenia
The official hour in Dobrepolje is the same as elsewhere in Slovenia. CET corresponds to UTC+1. CEST corresponds to UTC+2 and applies during daylight saving. All villages in the municipality change clocks under the same national arrangement.
A world clock may list Ljubljana more readily than Dobrepolje or Videm. That is acceptable for checking civil time because the zone is identical. For sunrise, however, select local coordinates rather than the capital.
Videm and the municipality’s settlement pattern
Videm serves as the administrative centre of Dobrepolje. Other local settlements include Bruhanja Vas, Cesta, Kompolje, Mala Vas, Podgorica, Ponikve, Predstruge, Struge, Zagorica and Zdenska Vas. These are villages and local centres, not separate time-zone jurisdictions.
Grosuplje and Ljubljana are larger urban references beyond the municipality. They can help with regional transport or orientation, but their sunrise listings describe different geographic points. Use Videm or Dobrepolje for ordinary local-time searches.
Enter the full village name when checking a solar event. Verify that “Videm” has not been matched to another locality. Use Ljubljana’s clock only as a time-zone equivalent, not as a local horizon.
How the valley affects morning light
The astronomical sunrise time is calculated from the date and coordinates using a standardized definition. Actual first sunlight can depend on the shape of the Dobrepolje landscape. Ridges, woods, buildings, or fog may prevent the Sun from being visible at the published moment.
The clock can announce sunrise on schedule; a ridge is under no obligation to raise the curtain. Seasonal change works gradually, whereas the daylight-saving adjustment changes the displayed clock by an hour. When comparing spring or autumn dates, check whether both results use the same abbreviation. Otherwise the clock change can obscure the underlying solar trend.
For walking, cycling, or work outdoors, dawn and dusk may be as relevant as sunrise and sunset. They describe useful phases of changing natural light, though cloud cover and shade still matter. Choose the exact date of the activity.
Select the nearest settlement or coordinates. Confirm that the result belongs to Slovenia. Identify CET or CEST. Adjust practical plans for terrain and visibility.
Questions and answers
- Which place is the centre of Municipality of Dobrepolje?
- Videm is the municipal administrative centre.
- Does Videm have the same time as Ljubljana?
- Yes. Both use Slovenia’s CET and CEST clock.
- Is calculated sunrise the moment direct sunlight reaches every village?
- No. Local terrain and obstructions can delay when the Sun becomes visible to an observer.