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Municipality of Gornja Radgona, Slovenia

Municipality of Gornja Radgona follows CET in standard time and CEST during daylight saving. Gornja Radgona and its surrounding settlements share Slovenia’s clock; sunrise varies seasonally and can differ slightly across the municipality.

Gornja Radgona, Slovenia

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+2 · Europe/Ljubljana

Time and sun data for Gornja Radgona — the largest city of Municipality of Gornja Radgona

The sun in Gornja Radgona

Sunrise 06:21 Solar noon 12:57 Sunset 19:33 Daylight 13 h 12 min Night 10 h 48 min Civil twilight 05:50 – 20:04

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Current time in Municipality of Gornja Radgona, Slovenia

The displayed time for Gornja Radgona is valid throughout its municipality. It can be compared directly with Slovenian schedules elsewhere, with no regional offset to add or subtract. Central European Time is UTC+1. Central European Summer Time is UTC+2. The database identifier Europe/Ljubljana applies the appropriate Slovenian rules and is more dependable than entering either offset permanently.

Use CET for standard-time dates. Use CEST for daylight-saving dates. Select Europe/Ljubljana on phones and computers. Confirm the destination country’s rules when crossing a border. Two towns can face each other across a river and still agree that the meeting started five minutes ago.

The town and the wider municipality

Gornja Radgona is the municipal seat, the principal town, and the sensible choice for a general lookup. Other settlements within the municipality include Črešnjevci, Negova, Spodnja Ščavnica, and Police. Exact address data should determine which one is selected for navigation.

Gornja Radgona stands beside the Mura at Slovenia’s border with Austria, opposite Bad Radkersburg. The places on both sides ordinarily use the Central European time system, but an international journey still involves a national boundary and its practical travel requirements.

When a service asks for the municipality’s “largest cities,” Gornja Radgona is the relevant town. The remaining populated places are more accurately described as settlements or villages. Their clocks agree even where landscape, road distance, and local identity differ.

Sunrise beside the Mura and inland

A sunrise value is calculated for one set of coordinates on one date. Moving between the river area, Gornja Radgona, and inland settlements can alter the computed moment slightly. Local hills or vegetation may have a greater effect on when sunlight is actually seen.

Choose the settlement nearest to the observation point. Make sure the requested date is correct. Check the CET or CEST label. Arrive during twilight if preparation must finish before sunrise. Civil twilight begins before the defined sunrise event and ends after sunset in the evening. It is often the more practical measure of usable natural light. Astronomical sunrise itself assumes standard conditions and does not account for a building, riverbank vegetation, cloud, or a locally raised horizon.

A daylight-saving transition changes the clock reading attached to sunrise. The duration of daylight continues its seasonal progression independently of that administrative adjustment.

Questions and answers

What is the main time reference for the municipality?
Use Gornja Radgona, the municipal seat and principal town.
Is the Austrian town across the Mura normally on another hour?
No. The neighbouring Austrian area ordinarily follows the same CET and CEST pattern.
Why should I select an exact settlement for sunrise?
Solar calculations depend on coordinates, even though every settlement uses the same civil clock.
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