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The largest town of Slovenia in terms of surface area, Koper, or known also as Capodistria, is a unique place surrounded by natural beauties, which makes incredible contributions to the tourism of the country. By offering a budget-friendly holiday and full of extraordinary experiences for its visitors, Koper is one of the most visited places that the golden era of Renaissance was experienced. And thanks to its magnificent gothic-style architecture and intertwined narrow streets you can feel like you are on a time travel.

You will not be able to take your eyes on most of Koper, especially the main square where Slovenia's largest cathedral is located. Because it is surrounded by architectures, it is best to plan a trip for at least 2-3 days. Some of the buildings that will catch your eye on the main square include the Praetorian Palace, which includes the town hall, the City Tower, the Foresteria and Armeria buildings dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries, the Loggia which was built in the 15th century and is also home to a cafe that offers panoramic view of the square, and the Cathedral of the Assumption with its all glory.

Koper, which offers a great opportunity for those who never give up on sea, sand and sun trio on holiday, has many beaches and coves like Ankaran, Strunjan and San Simon Bay. All you have to do is to spend one day to Izola, which is an 8-minute drive from Koper. The most important reason why Koper is so popular throughout year is its extremely favorable climate. Throughout the city, you can discover the most hidden corners of Koper thanks to the bike routes created specifically for bike lovers, and have the opportunity to chat with the locals by going to the villages in the hills. Koper, where you can participate in many activities such as fishing, windsurfing, tennis, swimming and diving, is also one of the first choices because it is more economical than other holiday spots in Central Europe.

The restaurants and cafes of Koper, where you will find the most outstanding dishes from Slovenian cuisine, offer Mediterranean specialties, seasonal seafood, appetizers, regional dishes and drinks. Don't forget to dine in the Koper restaurant, where you can sit down and taste traditional Istrian wine. Red wine lovers may prefer Refošk type of Istria; white wine lovers may prefer Malvazija.