Top Things to do in Slovenian Istria
The 10 Best Free Things to do in Slovenian Istria, Slovenian Littoral Region
Discover the best top things to do in Slovenian Istria, Slovenia including Vinakoper, Tartini Square (Tartinijev trg), Dragonja River, Casa Veneziana, Church of the Holy Maurus, Skocjanski zatok, Predor Salet, Turisticno Zdruzenje Izola, Benecanka Casa Veneziana Pirano, Loza Gallery.
Restaurants in Slovenian Istria
1. Vinakoper
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
* WINE BOUTIQUE & ISTRIAN SHOP * WINE CELLAR * TASTING EXPERIENCE * RESTAURANT & WINE BAR Visit us... Get to the bottom of Istrian stories! The nobility and lavishness of our wine varieties can be attributed to the heritage of a thousand-year old tradition of oenology and viticulture in Slovenian Istria, and are the product of the exquisite natural characteristics of the Istrian soil, and hard-working hands of locals. In Vinakoper, we have been producing top-quality wines with love and respect since 1947. Istria has its own charm, its atmosphere and is characterized with numerous beauties which have all been excellently captured in the harmony of colour, taste and aroma of Vinakoper wines.
2. Tartini Square (Tartinijev trg)
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4.5 based on 1,286 reviews
Reviewed By PeterK711 - Griffith, Australia
What was once part of the harbour is now a beautiful town square full of shiny white marble. At the centre stands the statue of Giuseppe Tartini - the famous violinist, bon in Piran. The square serves as the mid point between the harbour below and the church above. A great place for a quiet beverage at any time of the day.
3. Dragonja River
4. Casa Veneziana
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Location Casa Veneziana is on the northeastean part of ex island of Koper, directly near the coast and the monastery Sv. Ana. The construcitng plan of the building was made after 14th century, in the period of Venetian ages. Nazario Sauro, the Italian irredentist, was born in 1880 in Ribiski trg 10, he died in 1916 u Pula. The building was recovered in 1938, when they tried to add a historical and monumental look. The work was led by Ferdinando Frolati (1926-1935 Soprintendente alle Opere di antichità e d’arte per il Friuli Venezia Giulia) who named the building "Casa Veneziana" in his drawings in Trieste. The building went on fire on 2001 and was completely renovated in 2011 by the private owner. Casa Veneziana retained entire built structure and urban design, combined with new architecture preserved many historical elements even today.
5. Church of the Holy Maurus
6. Skocjanski zatok
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By ur_kan2018
It is amaizing experience - walk in nature park, where you see all kinds of birds, horses (you can ride them too), cattle, ... You have instructive boards along the way, at the half way, there is wooden tower, from where you are 1m below see lewel and at the top really beautiful view. Entrance is free of charge.
7. Predor Salet
8. Turisticno Zdruzenje Izola
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
