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Venetian Old Town
The old town, situated on a narrow peninsula, was shaped for centuries by the Republic of Venice, recognizable in its narrow alleys, Gothic facades and Venetian architectural style, making Piran the most charming coastal town in Slovenia.
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Tartini Square
The town's oval main square honors, with its central statue, the famous Baroque composer and violin virtuoso Giuseppe Tartini, who was born in Piran in 1692, and is lined with elegant Venetian palaces.
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Sečovlje Salt Pans
The nearby salt gardens have produced sea salt using the traditional method of natural evaporation for over 700 years, and a small museum gives visitors insight into this centuries-old craft of the coastal region.
St. George's Church
The parish church on a hill above the old town, with its freestanding bell tower modeled on the Campanile at St. Mark's Square in Venice, offers a spectacular view over the red rooftops and the Adriatic.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Piran

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How do I get to Piran?
From Ljubljana, Piran can be reached by bus in about two and a half hours, with direct connections running several times a day to the Slovenian Adriatic coast.
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Why does Piran remind visitors of Venice?
The old town, situated on a narrow peninsula, was shaped for centuries by the Republic of Venice, recognizable in its narrow alleys, Gothic facades and Venetian architectural style, making Piran the most charming coastal town in Slovenia.
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Who is Tartini Square in Piran dedicated to?
The town's oval main square honors, with its central statue, the famous Baroque composer and violin virtuoso Giuseppe Tartini, who was born in Piran in 1692, and is lined with elegant Venetian palaces.
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How is salt harvested at the Sečovlje salt pans?
The nearby salt gardens have produced sea salt using the traditional method of natural evaporation for over 700 years, and a small museum gives visitors insight into this centuries-old craft of the coastal region.