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Vinakoper is the largest Istrian winery, located at the very beginning of the city of Koper. Since its foundation in 1947, the company has been producing top quality drop. Their highest values are high quality and sustainable production. On ten vineyard sites on around 570 hectares, they nurture various wine varieties, which have found their home alongside the indigenous Malvasia and Refosko, the ruby royal wine. The famous wine cellar is built from typical Istrian sandstone. Four million bottles of various quality and varietal wines are produced there annually. They offer red wines, white wines, sparkling wines, roses and sweet wines. In the rich structure, noble flowers and frui ...

Marezige is a picturesque village in Slovenian Istria, which administratively belongs to the municipality of Koper. The place is located in the northern part of the Savrinski hills and is about ten kilometers from Koper. The settlement covers several hamlets on the ridge and slopes of the Marezgan ridge, between the valleys of the Rokava stream in the south and the Badasevica stream in the north. On the ridge, the village of Burji is exposed to the burja wind. On the northern slope are the hamlets of Brzani and Sabadini, and on the southern slope are Rokavci and Bernetici. The central part of the settlement is represented by the parish church of the Holy Cross, the cooperative hom ...

Trzin is a village located in the eastern part of Gorenjska. It is located near the town of Domzale, on the outskirts of the Kamnisko-Mengesko field. The Psata river flows through the settlement, which originates below Krvavec and flows into Kamniska Bistrica. It lies at an altitude of 299 meters. The settlement borders the municipalities of Domzale, Menges and Ljubljana, the district community of Crnuce. It is the seat of the third smallest Slovenian municipality. Until 1988, Trzin belonged to the municipality of Domzale, but now it is an independent municipality that ranks among the developed and economically important areas of Slovenia. Trzin has around 4,000 inhabitants. It is ...

Marezige is a village in the northern part of the Savrin Hills with the surrounding hamlets: Bernetici, Bianci, Brzani, Burji, Krmci, Marencini, Montinjan, Plahuti, Rokavci, Sabadini and Skrgati. Marezige is already mentioned as a colonate estate in the first lists of villages of the Koper commune, which are listed in the statutes from 1423. The village called Maresego is also mentioned in their works by the Bishop of Novigrad, Giacomo Filippo Tommasini, and the Bishop of Koper, Paolo Naldini (1700). The latter states that in his time the village consisted of around fifty houses, which were scattered on the slopes of the hills. The old folk school and library grew in 1862, and the ...

The parish Church of Saint Cross is of ancient origin, probably dating back to the 9th century, as evident from some architectural elements preserved in the Gothic presbytery. The church was remodelled in Baroque style in 1756. The Koper Bishop Paolo Nadlini said in his Conografia Ecclesiastica from 1700 that the church was adorned with five altars. The arches of the chapel with the main altar and the image of Jesus Christ were made of stone and the chapel was used as the presbytery. The sixth altar, which was dedicated to the Divine Name, was dedicated by Bishop Hieronim Rusca to the brotherhood of rural priests in 1624 with the obligation that an appropriate number of masses be ...

Marezige is a picturesque village located in Slovenian Istria. Administratively, it belongs to the Municipality of Koper, which is one of the most divided Slovenian municipalities. The settlement lies above the Vanganelska valley and is about ten kilometers from Koper. The settlement covers several hamlets on the ridge and slopes of the Marezgan ridge, between the valleys of the Rokava stream in the south and the Badasevica stream in the north. On the ridge, the village of Burja is exposed to the burja wind. On the northern slope are the hamlets of Brzani and Sabadini, and on the southern slope are Rokavci and Bernetici. Marezige has a rich historical past. In the second half of t ...