Piran et la côte slovène panoramique de Trieste
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Visitez Piran, la ville de la musique, des artistes et des marins, et profitez d'une route panoramique le long de la côte slovène.
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Votre guide viendra vous chercher au point de départ convenu à Trieste. Veuillez nous contacter après la réservation pour finaliser les arrangements de la réunion.
Piran est l'une des plus anciennes et des plus belles villes slovènes avec une histoire et une culture riches. Près de 500 ans d’influence vénitienne durable ont donné à cette ville un charme inimitable. Son patrimoine culturel n’est pas chez lui uniquement dans les musées puisque les perles architecturales et artistiques, qui décorent la vie quotidienne de la population locale, se trouvent à tous les coins. Giuseppe Tartini, le compositeur et violoniste de renommée mondiale, né et a grandi à Piran, a eu un grand impact sur la ville. Aujourd'hui, sa statue en bronze orne la place principale de la ville ainsi que la maison de Tartini où les visiteurs peuvent admirer l'un de ses violons. La place Tartini est entourée de bâtiments majestueux, tels que le palais municipal richement décoré, le théâtre Tartini, le musée maritime, l'aquarium, la station de biologie marine, la maison baroque et le palais Apollonio. Sur la colline au-dessus de la ville se trouve la plus grande et la plus importante église, l'église Saint-Georges, qui offre une vue magnifique. Les remparts de la ville de Piran, ses rues étroites, ses filets de pêche, ses maisons compactes qui s’élèvent sur la pente et sa mer magnifique vous donneront l’impression de marcher à travers un tableau. Lors de ce voyage panoramique le long de la côte slovène, vous visiterez également les villes côtières de Portorož, Izola et Koper, où un guide touristique vous expliquera les principales attractions, les faits historiques et les traditions locales.
Profitez d'une route panoramique à travers Portorož, c'est-à-dire « Port des Roses », une destination touristique populaire connue pour ses hôtels, casinos et belles plages. À proximité, les salines de Sečovlje présentent des méthodes traditionnelles d'extraction du sel de l'eau de mer pure.
Continuez avec une route panoramique à travers Izola, une ville côtière pittoresque réputée pour son riche patrimoine de pêche.
Concluez par une promenade panoramique à travers Koper, la plus grande ville de la côte slovène et un important port européen.
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Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Les passagers des navires de croisière doivent fournir les informations suivantes au moment de la réservation: nom du navire, heure de l'accostage, heure du débarquement et heure du retour à bord.
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Mia was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. She explained the history and current culture of the area.
There were just 4 of us on this tour. We had a great tour guide who gave us a running commentary the whole trip. Even though it rained hard all day, we had a great trip. Loved Piran.
Had a lovely day seeing the coastline of Slovenla. Piran was beautiful. The winding streets and the beautiful historic wall was something to see. The North Adriatic Sea is stunning. Our guide, Dejan, was very informative and engaging. Provided us with much history. We enjoyed our day.
Piran is truly a beautiful little town, we enjoyed the short walk around the town with our tour guide and also enjoyed the wine tasting very much. The view from the top of the bell tower is beautiful!!
Loved that it was a small group lead by a very knowledgeable tour guide. The coastline and the little village of Piran was beautiful. Really enjoyed our day!
Picked us up from cruise port. Had time, friendly, informative local guide. Paran was very nice when we finished they dropped us off at our hotel in Trieste. Great trip!
Our one-day tour of Slovenia was an absolute delight. Our two tour guides, Dajan and Dean, were exceptional and kept us entertained throughout the entire experience with their engaging conversation. We were particularly impressed by their enthusiasm and genuine love for their country. The vans were spotless and surprisingly comfortable, making the journey enjoyable. We highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Trieste.
As planned, we visited the city for a one day trip, from Izola (where we rented an appartment). The old town and harbour is a fantastic historical place, with the St. George church on the top. From the church the view is stunning. We visited allmost everything in one day, discovered the narrow streets of Piran.
We decided to drive to Piran, one of the beach towns along the south western coast of Slovenia about 30-40 mins from Trieste in Northern Italy. Piran looked the most attractive to us of the coastal towns (others being Izola and Koper) and thankfully we were not upset about our decision. We found parking just outside of town on a hill (about 15 mins walk from the marina and the central square). We explored around the back streets behind the square towards the beach at the southern end of town. There were so many people on the stony beaches. There was a small chapel also on the beach called the Church of the Madonna della Salute. We climbed up to another church on the hill, this time named the Church of St. George with a grassy courtyard and a view over the town and the beach below. From the church’s vantage point, we could see all the way over to Trieste and its lighthouse on the coast. From here, we walked up to the Fortress walls. At the end of the 13th century when Piran came under Venetian rule, the town started to grow. It was then surrounded by a new wall which dates back to 1470-1533. (We read this from the plaque outside the walls of the fortress). We paid 3 Euros each to get into the fort and climb up to the battlements. We continued along the battle keep to the end. We could not only look over the whole town but also down onto the stony beach and the clear blue and turquoise ocean beyond. Just an amazing view! Back down into town, we stopped for an ice-cream on the square under a canvas cover. It was the perfect coolant on a very hot but fun day. I would encourage anyone to visit Piran if you have 2-3 hours to spare.
Ernest made this excursion great for me, my two teenage daughters and my wife!! He had the best personality and combined historical and cultural information along with personal experiences to bring the beautiful country of Slovenia and breathtaking town of Piran to life. Thank you Ernie!!
