Tartini Square is the main town square in Piran, Slovenia. It features a statue of the famous violinist Giuseppe Tartini and is surrounded by lively bars and restaurants.

The Walls of Piran are ancient stone fortifications built in the 7th century. They have multiple gates and offer a rich history of the town, showcasing beautiful views of the Adriatic Sea.

The Parish Museum of St George features the treasury and catacombs of the Cathedral of St George. It holds important items like a silver-plated figure of St George and a wooden model of the church from 1595.

Aquarium Piran is a compact public aquarium located in Piran, Slovenia. It features backlit tanks with a variety of exotic marine species, making it a fun stop for sea life enthusiasts.

The Magical World of Shells Museum is Slovenia's only museum dedicated to shells and unique animals from around the globe. It features over 4,000 specimens, including the largest clam and rare snail shells that tribal chiefs once wore.