Touch the thick stone walls and hear what they will whisper to you. Let the coastal storm and the scent of the sea catch your hair ... Taste the authentic Piran salt, which is still cultivated in the nearby salt pans, as it was centuries ago ... And maybe the smell of lavender mixed with the smell of rosemary and fresh baked fish ... Before entering the Traditional Piran Studio (TPS), remember that this house was created as the perfect answer to living right by the sea. The old Piran people had good reasons why they built their homes in this way. The cold of Istrian stone has always been softened by warm wood from the Primorska region. The narrow streets are still preventing the excessive heat from invading the dwellings. The once modest life of fishermen and salt marshes here is reflected by the wooden floors. In the renovation of the "TPS", where the basement used to be, and many years ago, the house for pets was given special attention. We have refurbished it in the hope that you will feel comfortable, even if the space is small and needs to be carefully designed and equipped. All in the desire for a carefree guest feel in the heart of Piran- a colorful mosaic of narrow street. An excerpt from the action movie "The Union" was filmed on the terrace of our house in September 2022. It starred world-famous Hollywood actor Mark Wahlberg (at the time the 3rd highest paid actor in the world) and Halle Berry. The movie "The Union" is considered the largest film project in Slovenia so far. The best action scene takes place right on the rooftops of Piran, or rather on the terrace of our house. Part of the foreign film crew stayed in our house for a whole month, i.e. on the upper floors (TPH) as well as in the ground floor apartment (TPS).

We are a five member young family. We live and work in Koper, 17 km away. Unfortunately, due to family and business responsibilities, we are unable to accept all of our esteemed guests personally, which is why we have automated the check-in and check-in process. During many trips around the world, we looked at the way and culture of renting other accommodations. We are pleased that guests with smiles on their faces spend their holidays with us and are happy to return. Before "TPS" became a hospitable home for you, our esteemed guests, the last resident of this house was Mrs. Ida, who did not have an easy life. Because of the fierce fate, she almost forgot what it is like to have someone to love you and how it is to be able to laugh carelessly. When the hope in her heart had almost died, a turnaround occurred. The set of circumstances wanted the sun, laughter and joy to return to the house. If you want to truly experience our "TPS", remember Mrs. Ide and have as much fun in this house as you can, enjoy yourself, have lots of fun and love as passionately as possible. Because that is what really counts in life. I wish you a pleasant stay in a traditional Piran studio.

110 m (2 min) - Parish Church of Sv. Yuri: Archaeological research has confirmed the remains of ancient construction and the existence of the first Christian church dating from the 6th to 7th centuries; 140 m (2 min) - May Day Square: In the middle of the square stands a stone rainwater collector that covers almost the entire surface of the square. It was built after a severe drought in 1775; 150 m (2 min) - Town Hall: A two-storey building dominates this part of the square. It was built in 1879 on the site of an old 13th century townhouse; 160 m (2 min) - Tartini Square: is the largest square and center of Piran. It is named after the famous Piran countryman, violinist and composer Giuseppe Tartini. The market was once a harbor or inland port for sailboats and fishing boats. In 1894 the mandrake, ie. the port for smaller vessels and boats, due to the stench, impurity and health and hygiene reasons and lack of space, created a spacious market platform around which all major institutions and bourgeois buildings were built. 500 m(8 min)-Piran Walls:It was surrounded by Piran and arose gradually, most of it just when the gunpowder mode changed, which required a new way of defence.