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Koper, a picturesque coastal town in Slovenia, offers a delightful blend of history and seaside beauty. Its well-preserved medieval old town, characterized by narrow winding streets and charming squares, transports visitors to another era. With its welcoming atmosphere, stunning waterfront views, and rich cultural heritage, Koper is a hidden gem along the Adriatic coast that promises an enchanting and memorable experience for travelers.

Loevly old part town of city, and long promenade is perfect to walk and watch sunsets. Mornarček fish house was a good place to have sea food, a bit steep price but good portions. On friday there were open air street concerts, you can feel the city vibe. The saddest thing is the city beach. Really small and of course crowded.

I was mesmerised. Koper is a must visit place. Great sea view from every restorant of coffee bar,I had a lot of gelato, espresso and pizza . Very peaceful place, a little heaven on Earth. Definitely going again soon.

The sea was still cold. We went cycling and hiking. Beautiful cycle path: Parenzana. We went from Trieste to Piran. It's a shame that small engines also use it. Heated seawater thermal bath in Portoroz.

Koper is a very nice place where you can find various inns, shops, pastry shops... You can also find beautiful views and walking paths. I recommend a hike from Koper to Izola along a well-maintained walking path. It is also a very pet-friendly place, although you have to pay attention to the signs where pets are not allowed to relieve themselves.

A wonderful medieval town with so many of the original buildings (Venetian style architeture) intact. Clean and tidy except for lots of graffiti which didn't matter because it was all in Slovenian! Very little crime I was told and people seemed to leave phones cameras beside them without worrying Everything in the old town within easy walking distance but be careful of uneven paving stones if you are a bit wobbly on your feet. Cafe Loggia in main square good place for coffee and toasties. Lots of fresh fish in restaurants and Slovenian traditional food too. Lots of varieties of ice cream but be aware that their "scoops" are twice as big as here. Try the orange wine it's lovely (but not made from oranges as I thought at first). Buy "flowers of salt" made in salt pans the traditional way near Piran (another lovely town to visit nearby) Bikes to rent (including electric) in many outlets in town.