Postojna Things to Do

Pity there is no visiting. But it will probably soon be restructured and finally returned to the city. Because il Ferdinandeo really is a beautiful palace that deserves full appreciation and should even be turned into a museum.... more

If you have ever seen the large ring of light built on the high plain, then you know where the Sincrotrone Elettra is. Elettra is used by many Italian industries for researching and developing their products, especially in the... more

This is not simply a piazza, but the very heart of Trieste: its lounge, its soul, its business center, as well as the commercial and political center. Very busy of course during the week , it plays an important role on Sunday m... more

An amazingly romantic evening walk, along the sea shore. Between the Audace pier (where the first Italian soldiers disembarked on November 3), and the Bersaglieri pier, preceded by the beautiful Nazario Sauro monument, the pano... more

This pretty villa up in the beautiful Buda hills of the twelfth district once belonged to the actor Gizi Bajor (1893-1951). Inside, there are souvenirs and mementos of a lifetime in theatre as well as original furniture and fin... more

The function of this museum is to gather all kinds of material relating to the history and the public and private life of the city throughout the Centuries. Almost a kind of archive, it now has a great number of documents, pain... more

The relationship between the Italians and the Slovenian minority has never been easy. Fascist crimes, communism and other problems, as well as economic and territorial arguments have been the basis of numbers of battles, contro... more

In the 1960s the remains of an ancient, paleo Christian basilica were found while another building was being restored. This was near the walls of the city, in an urban cemetery area, adjacent to the port. The two floors are par... more

This small museum was set up by a donation of the collection belonging to Giovanni Scaramanga, a rich, entrepreneur from the city who was a descendant of a noble, old, Greek family. Inside, a great number of items of historic i... more

This museum can be found on the second floor of a beautiful, Neo-Renaissance building, which belonged to the wealthy merchant Mario Morpurgo of Nilma. His heirs donated it to the city in 1941. Nowadays the museum only contains... more