Car rental Piran Municipality

Driving in Piran Municipality

Exploring the Piran Municipality with a rental car comes with its own unique set of rules and speed limitations. In town, the speed limit is 50km/h, outside built-up areas it's 90km/h, and on motorways, it's 130km/h. Keep an eye on your speedometer, as Slovenia enforces these laws strictly.

Car Class Selection

Most visitors to Piran Municipality prefer compact city cars or small-sized hatchbacks suitable for narrow streets. For families or a larger group, SUVs are recommended due to their ample space and comfort. An eco-friendly hybrid car is perfect for those conscious about their carbon footprint.

Attractions for Your Itinerary

1. Tartini Square (Tartinijev trg): This beautiful town square is the heart of Piran, offering a plethora of cafes and restaurants.
2. City Walls: These ancient walls date back to the 7th century and provide panoramic views over the Adriatic Sea.
3. Strunjan Cliff: A natural sight with stunning views - don't forget to take your camera along!
4. Sergej Mašera Maritime Museum: A must-visit for history lovers, telling the tale of local maritime history.

Local Climate

Piran Municipality boasts a typical Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and mild winters. This makes it perfect for your vacation at any time of the year.

Currency

The local currency is the Euro, though credit cards are widely accepted, including at parking meters and toll booths.

Seasonal Events

The Municipality of Piran is famous for their salt festivals, occurring in summer at the Sečovlje Salts flats and the traditional St. Martin’s Day Wine Festival during autumn season.

People and Culture

Residents of Piran are known for their hospitality and rich cultural heritage. Italian and Slovenian are the predominant languages, but English is commonly spoken in tourist areas.