Who would ever imagine that in the Slovenian coastline lays a very aged small medieval town where the magnificent blue waters of the Adriatic Sea splashes into? Piran, Slovenia situated at the tip of the peninsula is in the westernmost part of Slovenia. It was influenced by Italy which in turn was managed by the government of Venice for about 2000 years. The Italian influence can be depicted in the well-known Venetian Campanile sited at the peak of the hill. At the Venetian Campanile, you can be able to catch a glimpse of the 2 countries, Croatia and Italy.

However, the city has much to offer than just its history. Piran is an immense attraction for the tourist for its lazy fishing which hasn’t changed much over 400 years. The small fishing port which joins Portoroz Marina, the big resort and is also the starting point for numerous yacht cruises in the Adriatic Sea, dominates its little neighboring resorts. For a small value, vacationers can also take pleasure in net fishing with some of the men at the marina. Its Mediterranean-like seaside is calm, and relaxing compared to the coastline of Trieste, or Venice, Italy. The narrow streets are made with cobble stones wherein two people must stroll in a single line. Another famous attraction of Piran is the friendly and polite citizens residing at that locale. The place is also great for individuals who love outdoor activities for the city has a lot to recommend such as great entertainment, relaxation, beaches, hotels, restaurants, sports facilities, casino and cultural satisfaction for individuals from every age.

Piran is on great place for tourist especially for families. All age groups could enjoy all the amenities the city has to offer. It is as well a perfect example of a place which manages to preserve its extraordinary beauty even with its coastline so close to two neighboring countries.

Slovenia, Republika Slovenija (Republic of Slovenia) as its official name has Ljubljana as its largest and capital city. The country’s official language is Slovenian with an estimated population of about 2 million. Other languages are Hungarian and Italian. Slovenia is a small, mountainous country which can be located at the center of Europe, near the Alps together with the Dinaric area, the Pannonian plain and the Mediterranean region. The countries surrounding Slovenia are Italy on the west, the Adriatic Sea on the southwest, Croatia on the south and east, Hungary on the northeast, the Julian Alps on the northwest, and lastly, Austria, on the north. It has a square area of about 20,296 km² with Mount Triglav as the highest point which rises about 2,863 meters above sea level while the lowest point is found at the Adriatic Sea at sea level. Mountains make up much of Slovenia, and thick forests cover about half of the land. Hilly plains spread across the central and eastern parts of the country. In Slovenia, the sun only shines at about 2,000 hours per year which gives a lengthier time for snow in winter. It has an average temperature of -2°C in January and 21°C in July.

To get to Slovenia you can go by air, by car, by rail travel, by maritime travel or by bus. If you prefer to reach Slovenia via air travel, you can take Adria Airways, Slovenia’s national carrier, which offers a usual schedule of flights to a majority of European cities. If you favor car or bus travel, you can cross on the boarders of Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia. If you want a convenient and cheaper travel, rail travel can be your option and you can get a direct line from Italy, Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland and Serbia. If you desire maritime travel, the vessels can only dock at the international boarders in Koper, Piran and Izola.