The station at Valica was used by the inhabitants of many villages in the northwesternmost part of the Istrian peninsula – from Savudrija to...
The station at Sečovlje was of the utmost importance for the transport of salt from the salt-pans and coal from a nearby mine. The station of the...
The station at Portorož can be reached through the Valeta Tunnel under the Lucan Hill. The 544 metres long tunnel is the longest one on the...
Izola may be rightly called the Town of Parenzana. At the eastern entrance to the town there is the P3 locomotive displayed in a glass pavilion and...
The station at Koper, according to some the oldest town in Slovenia, was among the most important ones on the Parenzana route. It had two passing...
In the Italian part of the route, Trieste was the most important station, which was the starting (or the last) stop of Parenzana. The central point...
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