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Rich Natural and Cultural Coastal Heritage in Slovenski vodni krog
22. 09. 2026 Rich Natural and Cultural Coastal Heritage in Slovenski vodni krog The work and research of the Maritime Museum Piran are primarily dedicated to maritime heritage, but this time the sea is explored from a broader perspective. The new season of the TV programme Slovenski vodni krog, broadcast on RTV Slovenija, brings together the Maritime Museum Piran, the Marine Biology Station Piran – National Institute of Biology, the Institute of the Republic of Slovenia for Nature Conservation, the Department of Geology at the University of Ljubljana, and the construction company Žurbi.

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The First Celebration of the International Day of Underwater Cultural Heritage at the Maritime Museum Piran
In the Spotlight of Underwater Finds 21. 08. 2026 The First Celebration of the International Day of Underwater Cultural Heritage at the Maritime Museum Piran On Friday, August 21, 2026, the "Sergej Mašera" Maritime Museum Piran marked the first-ever International Day of Underwater Cultural Heritage—proclaimed by UNESCO in 2025—with a prominent professional event titled "In the Focus of Underwater Finds." To mark the occasion, the museum hosted a series of expert lectures and opened an expanded permanent archaeological exhibition. Despite the exceptional summer heat, the venue remained packed with visitors who closely followed the program from 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM. The event concluded with a guided tour of the exhibition and an opportunity for socializing over refreshments.

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Tracing the History of Malvasia: A Visit to the Piran Maritime Museum
Visit of the project team to the Maritime museum Piran 15. 06. 2026 Tracing the History of Malvasia: A Visit to the Piran Maritime Museum Malvasia, a world-renowned grape variety that takes its name from the Greek town of Monemvasia, a fact known to only a few, is bringing together the Mediterranean this summer through the project On the Routes of Malvasia (Sulle rotte delle Malvasie). The project is a cultural initiative aimed at rediscovering the ancient history of this grape variety, which was introduced to our region through the once-powerful Republic of Venice. It was the Venetians who played a key role in introducing Malvasia to the wider world.

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