Piran - why you should discover this delightful place
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Why you have to see Piran 💕
Piran impresses not only with its charming old town, but also with its rich history, picturesque architecture and culinary delights.
The beauty of Piran lies in its well-preserved medieval old town, which was shaped by Venetian rule. Tartini Square, named after the famous violin virtuoso Giuseppe Tartini, is the heart of the town and is surrounded by impressive historic buildings. From St. George's Cathedral on the hill you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the town and the sea. The narrow, winding streets invite you to stroll and reveal new charming details behind every corner.
Why you should discover Piran with the scavenger hunt!
Discover the place in a fun way with the "Piran Secrets" scavenger hunt and learn more about the history and gossip of Piran. Discover the most beautiful places and solve puzzles on site that require your eye for the special.
You don't need a group or a tour guide, just your mobile phone and an internet connection and you can get started - whenever you want!
The tour starts at Tartini Square and leads to important sights such as St. George's Cathedral and through the picturesque streets of the old town.
Our culinary tips for Piran - a feast for the senses
The cuisine in Piran and the surrounding region reflects the diverse influences of Slovenian, Mediterranean and Venetian cuisine. Here, traditional ingredients meet creative preparation methods that emphasize the freshness and quality of regional products. Piran is known for its proximity to the sea and its first-class agricultural products, which is reflected in the variety of delicious dishes and specialties.
Branzino (sea bass) and orada (sea bream) are the stars of the menu. They are usually grilled and served with a pinch of Piran salt, olive oil and fresh herbs.
Calamari : Grilled or fried, often accompanied by garlic dip and lemon slices.
Školjke na buzaru (mussels in tomato and white wine sauce): A typical dish of the region that perfectly captures the Mediterranean flavors.
Refošk (Refosco): A ruby red wine with a fruity aroma that goes perfectly with grilled fish and meat.
Malvazija (Malvasia): A light, dry white wine that goes well with seafood.
Local wineries often offer tastings where you can sample the region's wines.