Tartini Square in Piran at ground level, with the bell tower of St George's above the houses

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Tartini Square

Tartini Square is the main square of Piran, laid out in 1894 when the town's inner harbour for small boats was filled in. It is named after the violinist and composer Giuseppe Tartini, whose bronze monument by Antonio Dal Zotto has stood here since 1896. The town hall and the Gothic Venetian House stand on the square.

Nearby

Tartini House

museum

Sergej Mašera Maritime Museum

museum

Piran Aquarium

zoo

St. George's Parish Church

church

Walls of Piran

historic site

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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