Hallstatt, Austria | Credits: Kevin Poh via Flickr
Located in southwestern Slovenia, Piran is a city that will leave you speechless. The narrow streets and Gothic alleys will spur you to a long walk.
It is a city rich in historical and architectural monuments, which will prompt you to come back every time you get a chance, although it is a small town that you can visit in a few days.
Piran is a little town (about 4000 inhabitants) with a medieval flair. It is situated on a peninsula of the Adriatic sea in the Slovenian part of Istria. It has a long history dating back to the pre-Roman era. Until the first world war it belonged to the Austro-Hungarian empire.
This is the view from the old town walls. To the right we see St. George's Parish Church, built in the style of Venetian Renaissance and finished in 1614 CE.
The oldest city of this country, it has won the name “pearl of Austria”. It is a picturesque town, perfect for fascinating walks.
You can visit numerous salt mines, historical monuments and museums. Do not hesitate to try local dishes.
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