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Koper, the largest town of Slovenian Istria. It is considered to be one of the oldest Slovenian towns, with its rich history dating back to the Middle Bronze Age. The coastal town of Koper glows in its rich cultural heritage, which can be found in its inland areas too. It is cultural tourism that gave Koper the title of the European Destination of Excellence (EDEN). A walk through the town itself, which is also considered to be the centre of the coast and Slovenia's seaside window onto the world, reveals architectural heritage, on which the Venetians left the greatest mark. Medieval Venetian palaces, such as the Praetorian Palace or the palace of the famous painter Vittore Carpaccio, which now houses the Koper Regional Museum, and other special buildings can be seen and experienced using the Koper Card. You can also say goodbye to the town and head to the countryside.
Koper is a town of a hundred suns which adorn the medieval Venetian palaces. The sun warms up the lagoon of the Škocjanski Zatok Nature Reserve with hundreds of birds, the Karst Edge and world famous climbing areas. Istrian cuisine draws you to numerous events.
On the tidy beaches of Koper, Žusterna and all the way to Izola, you will find an abundance of opportunities for summer refreshment. In Žusterna there is the Active Koper water sports park. Rent a kayak or an SUP, catch the wind in the surf sail, dive into the depths of the sea and find the shipwreck of the legendary sunken transoceanic ship Rex, or rent a bike and ride along the beach.
Culinary specialties and home-made Istrian flavours can also be discovered during various culinary events taking place in the municipality of Koper throughout the year.

Guests can commute by car, on foot or by local bus.