Cruises to Piran, Slovenia

View on Piran medieval town from the bay with boats at the sunrise in Slovenia

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Piran, Slovenia is a coastal gem bursting with charm, history, and scenic beauty. Wander through its narrow cobblestone streets, admire Venetian-inspired architecture, and soak up the sun along the Adriatic Sea. Visit Tartini Square, the heart of the town, and climb St. George’s Church bell tower for sweeping views across three countries. Discover the rich salt-making heritage at the nearby Sečovlje Salt Pans and savor fresh seafood infused with locally harvested sea salt. Whether you’re exploring historic landmarks, enjoying a sunset by the harbor, or dining al fresco, Piran offers an unforgettable blend of Slovenian culture and relaxation.

Snapshots of Piran

A visual preview of the amazing sites that await you.

Tartini Square, seen from Church of St. George.

Beautiful street landscape on the central square.

Enjoying the view on Piran old town.

A delicious Mediterranean dish of grilled lobster and squids, served on a platter in a small restaurant on the main promenade of Piran, Slovenia

A delicious Mediterranean dish on a small restaurant on the main promenade.

Piran harbour with boats in the sunset .

Piran harbor with boats in the sunset.

Travel Tips & Interesting Info

Uncover Hidden Gems & Fun Facts

The Tartini Square (Slovene: Tartinijev trg, Italian: Piazza Tartini) is the largest and main square in the town of Piran, Slovenia. It was named after violinist and composer Giuseppe Tartini.

Famous For

Piran is famous for its beautifully preserved Venetian architecture, laid-back atmosphere, and charming coastal promenade.

A view of work at the salt pans at Secovlje, near to Piran, Slovenia in summertime

Exquisite Flavors

It's renowned for its locally harvested sea salt from the nearby Sečovlje Salt Pans — used by top chefs and even featured in gourmet chocolates and liqueurs!

Fun Facts

The town’s layout is shaped like a fish, a nod to its deep-rooted fishing heritage and Adriatic charm!

Port Name & Location

Piran, Slovenia.

Language

The language spoken is Slovenian.

Time Zone

Central European Time.

Currency & Shopping

Euro.

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