Discover Piran: Slovenia's picturesque pearl on the Adriatic coast!

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Erleben Sie Piran, Sloweniens malerische Küstenstadt, auf einer geführten Tour mit CN Reisen. Genießen Sie historische Sehenswürdigkeiten, köstliche Restaurants und die Schönheit der Adriaküste.
Experience Piran, Slovenia's picturesque coastal city, on a guided tour with CN Reisen. Enjoy historical sights, delicious restaurants and the beauty of the Adriatic coast. (Symbolbild/ER)

Piran, Slowenien - The trip to Piran, one of the most picturesque cities on the Slovenian Adriatic coast, attracts with its rich history and breathtaking landscapes. From May 3 to 12, 2025, CN Reisen and Bavaria Tours offer a guided tour that brings travelers closer to the beauty of this city. The panoramic ride begins in Izola and leads along the impressive coast, whereby the participants can enjoy the spectacular panorama.

The historic Piran, which is about 120 km from Ljubljana and counts around 4,140 inhabitants, is particularly known for its medieval ring wall, which is considered a protected monument. The tight cobblestone streets and pastel -colored Venetian houses make the city a perfect destination for a stroll and sightseeing. The historical center is almost completely closed to car traffic, but visitors have the opportunity to park in an surrounding parking garage.

sights and experiences in Piran

The Tartiniplatz, surrounded by a classicist town hall, represents the heart of the city and is a popular meeting place. From here, the promenade extends in both directions, lined with numerous fish restaurants and cozy cafés. A walk on the old city wall is worthwhile for a particularly beautiful view. Entry costs 2 euros, and the wall opened daily from 8 a.m. to the dark.

The church tower of St. Georg is just as impressive, which offers a unique view of Slovenia, Italy and Croatia. Access also costs 2 euros, and the best times for a visit are from June to August, if the opening times apply from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The minority monastery of St. Francis from the 13th century is another highlight that can be visited free of charge.

Culinary experiences and accommodations

The gastronomy in Piran particularly captivates with its fish and seafood specialties that are offered in the city's restaurants. The prices are usually above the Slovenian average, but restaurants such as Fritolin Pri Cantini, Pavel 2 and the Pizzeria Petica are always worth a visit. The Boutique Hotel Memento B&B, which is located in the old town near Tartiniplatz, is recommended for the overnight stay.

The journey is simple during the visit, as most areas of the historical center are car -free. Parking is available in the Parkhaus Arze and Fornače, and two options for luggage transport to the center facilitate the stay. A car can be unloaded close to the hotel, or the travelers park directly in the parking garage and use a shuttle bus.

In summary, it can be said that a trip to Piran, especially in spring or autumn, offers the perfect opportunity to experience the flair of this charming city. The combination of history, culture and breathtaking natural beauty makes Piran a unique goal of the Slovenian Adriatic coast. The differences between Piran and the neighboring Portoroz are particularly noteworthy: while Portoroz is more touristy, Piran trumps with his special charm and photogenicity.

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