Tartini Square is the central hub of Piran, named after the famous violinist Giuseppe Tartini. The oval-shaped square is surrounded by colorful Venetian-style buildings and bustling with life.

• Giuseppe Tartini Statue: This statue, located at the center of the square, commemorates Piran’s most famous resident. Furthermore, locals and tourists alike gather here to enjoy the lively atmosphere.
• Venetian House (Benečanka): The red Venetian House stands out with its Gothic windows and detailed facade. De plus, a 360-degree view captures the square’s Venetian charm.
• Town Hall (Občinska Palača): Piran’s Town Hall, which still serves as the local government seat, dominates one side of the square. En outre, les, the elegant structure is a historical highlight that reflects the town’s long past.

St. George’s Cathedral – Panoramic Views from the Hill

St. George’s Cathedral sits on a hill, offering breathtaking views of the town and sea. As a prominent landmark, the cathedral’s bell tower and white facade create an iconic image.

• Cathedral Interior: Step inside the cathedral virtually to admire its ornate altars and frescoes. The baroque design creates a peaceful contrast to the lively city below.
• Bell Tower: Climb the bell tower virtually for some of the best panoramic views of Piran’s red rooftops and the Adriatic coastline.

Piran’s Seaside Promenade – A Scenic Coastal Walk

The seaside promenade is a favorite destination for locals and visitors alike. It offers stunning views of the Adriatic, charming cafes, and access to historic sites.

• Coastal Walk: The waterfront promenade offers crystal-clear waters and scenic views. En plus, seafood restaurants line the route, making it ideal for a relaxing meal with a view.
• Fisherman’s Pier: At the end of the promenade, this spot provides perfect sunset views over the Adriatic.
• Old Town Walls: Walk virtually along Piran’s old town walls, a remnant of its medieval defenses, which provide more panoramic views of the coastline.

Venetian Influence – Piran’s Narrow Streets

The narrow streets of Piran are full of charm, featuring Venetian Gothic architecture and colorful facades. Errant à travers these alleyways is like stepping back in time.

• Venetian Architecture: Admire the Venetian stonework and balconies as you virtually wander through the streets. En plus, Piran’s winding paths reveal hidden squares and shops.
• First of May Square: One of the oldest squares in Piran, this quiet spot offers a glimpse into the town’s past. En outre, les, it’s a serene place to rest amid the bustle of the town.

Punta Lighthouse – The Westernmost Point

Punta Lighthouse marks the westernmost point of Piran. This area is known for its rocky shoreline and crystal-clear waters.

• Lighthouse Views: The lighthouse offers 360° views of the sea and the town. Furthermore, it’s a popular spot for photographers, particularly at sunset.
• Rocky Shoreline: Locals and tourists alike flock to the rocky shores for sunbathing and swimming. Notre visite à 360 degrés lets you experience this natural beauty up close.

Church of Our Lady of Health

Near Punta Lighthouse, you’ll find the Church of Our Lady of Health, a small religious site built in gratitude for the town’s survival during past plagues.

• Interior and Exterior: Take a virtual tour of the church’s simple yet beautiful interior. De plus, its location offers stunning views of both the town and the sea.

Fiesa Beach – A Quiet Retreat

Fiesa Beach, located just outside the tourist center, is a peaceful retreat. Known for its calm waters, it’s a favorite spot for swimming and relaxation.

• Beach and Lake: Explore the sandy shoreline, or visit the small freshwater lake just behind the beach. The 360° view captures the beauty of this hidden gem.
• Scenic Walk: A coastal path connects Fiesa Beach to Piran, offering beautiful views of the sea and cliffs along the way.

Maritime Museum – Piran’s Seafaring History

Located in the Gabrielli Palace, Piran’s Maritime Museum showcases the town’s rich maritime past.

• Museum Exhibits: Virtually tour exhibits featuring ancient navigation tools, model ships, and documents related to Piran’s role in maritime trade. De plus, the museum captures the town’s deep connection with the Adriatic.
• Gabrielli Palace: The museum’s home, an 18th-century palace, is a stunning example of baroque and Renaissance architecture. Explore its interior with our 360-degree tour.

Why Explore Piran in 360°?

Our 360-degree photos provide an immersive way to explore Piran’s rich history and natural beauty. Whether you’re planning a trip or exploring from home, these virtual tours offer a unique view of the town’s most iconic landmarks.

Discover Piran 360 photos – a place where Venetian history meets Mediterranean beauty, creating a truly unforgettable experience.