In Koper’s old town, you’ll step into a living Mediterranean story where Venetian Gothic architecture meets lively local culture. As you stroll with your guide through narrow streets, you will pass beautiful squares and centuries-old landmarks that reveal Koper’s past as a key port in the Venetian Republic and later under diverse influences. You’ll visit Tito Square, the heart of town, dominated by the striking Praetorian Palace, a 15th-century Venetian Gothic landmark once home to city rulers. Nearby, the elegant Cathedral of the Assumption blends Gothic and Renaissance elements and showcases artwork connected to regional history. Winding through Cobbler Street and Carpaccio Square, named after the Venetian painter linked to Koper’s heritage, you’ll enjoy included tasting coupons to sample local flavors, including burek, a savory filled pastry beloved in the region. This guided stroll combines culture, sights, and local tastes, with free time and a short walk back to the pier.