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Strunjan Strugnano
Strunjan
Strunjan Location in Slovenia
Coordinates: 45°32′2.61″N 13°36′24.5″E / 45.5340583°N 13.606806°E / 45.5340583; 13.606806
Country	Slovenia
Traditional region	Slovenian Littoral
Statistical region	Coastal–Karst
Municipality	Piran
Area
• Total	3.51 km² (1.36 sq mi)
Elevation	37.7 m (123.7 ft)
Population (2002)
• Total	564
^[1]

Strunjan (pronounced [stɾuˈnjaːn] ^ⓘ; Italian: Strugnano) is a settlement in the Municipality of Piran in the Littoral region of Slovenia.^[2]

Overview

The Strunjan Nature Reserve, located along a 4 km stretch of Adriatic coast to the north of the settlement, is the longest section of unspoilt coastline in the entire Gulf of Trieste.^[3]

Marian apparition

The former monastic, now parish church in the settlement is dedicated to the Marian apparition at this place, in the night from 14th to 15th of August 1512.

Events

Since 2001, Strunjan has held an annual persimmon festival (Slovene: Praznik kakijev) every November. Together with the Vipava Valley and the Gorizia Hills, Strunjan has a favorable microclimate for persimmon cultivation, producing 30% of Slovenia's annual persimmon crop on about 20 hectares.^[4]

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External links

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Strunjan on Geopedia

v t e Municipality of Piran
Settlements	Administrative seat: Piran Dragonja Lucija Nova Vas nad Dragonjo Padna Parecag Portorož Seča Sečovlje Strunjan Sveti Peter
Landmarks	Judicial Palace Kempinski Palace Portorož Loggia Lucija Parish Church Minorite Monastery Municipal Palace Piran Aquarium Piran Parish Church Portorož Airport Portorož Auditorium Portorož Parish Church Sečovlje Parish Church Sečovlje Salina Landscape Park Sečovlje Saltworks St. Peter's Church in Piran Strunjan Parish Church Tartini House Tartini Square Venetian House Walls of Piran
People	Peter Bossman František Čáp Branko Lenart Giuseppe Tartini

v t e Municipalities, settlements and landforms of the Slovene Riviera
Debeli Rtič Ankaran Bertoki Koper (Gulf) Izola Jagodje Dobrava Strunjan Fiesa Piran (Gulf) Portorož Lucija Seča Parecag Sečovlje

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