Itineraries
Itineraries for Piran are on the way.
Where to stay
The old town peninsula to be near Tartini Square and the harbor; the Fornače or Arze garage area for parking and a short walk; Portorož for beaches and more hotels.
The areas: Old town peninsula, Near the Fornače and Arze garages, Portorož.
Where to stay in Piran: areas and adviceHotels in PiranPlaces to see
All things to do in SloveniaFoodFritolin pri CantiniA self-service seafood tavern serving fried calamari and polenta, open every day from 11 AM to 10 PM.Entry: Pay as you go
MuseumPiran AquariumA small aquarium of Adriatic species in Villa Piranesi by the harbor, open Tuesday to Sunday.Entry: €[fee]
TransportPiran Bus StopThe Arriva bus stop for Ljubljana, Postojna and Bled, a short walk or mini bus ride from Tartini Square.Entry: Buy tickets from the operator
ViewpointPiran City WallsThe medieval fortifications and seven surviving gates, with the third wall of 1470 to 1533 best preserved.Entry: Check this season
FoodRestaurant PavelSeafood restaurants by the sea on Piran's Punta, open every day from 11 AM to 11 PM.Entry: Pay as you go
NatureSečovlje Salina Nature ParkSalt pans where salt is still made by hand, with the Saltworks Museum open from April to October.Entry: €[fee]
MuseumSergej Mašera Maritime MuseumThe museum of Slovenia's seafaring history in the Gabrielli Palace on Piran's harbor, closed Mondays.Entry: €[fee]
ChurchSt George's ChurchA hilltop church with a 46-metre bell tower modeled on Venice's St Mark's Campanile and the best views of Piran.Entry: Check this season
NeighborhoodTartini SquarePiran's main square, named for the violinist Giuseppe Tartini, who was born in the town.Entry: Free to visit