The Town Hall was built in the late 15th century and renovated in 1719.

Just inside the entrance is a 17th-century statue of Hercules wielding a club and preparing to batter a wild beast.

The Gothic courtyard inside, arcaded on three levels, is where theatrical performances once took place.

Mojca Pokrajculja is the title of the Carinthian folk tale and there was an exhibition of it in the Town Hall at our time of visit

Paintings depicting the Mojca Pokrajculja folk lore.

Next we check out St. Nicholas's Cathedral (1707), dedicatedto St Nicholas, patron saint of fishermen and sailors

This bronze door was made to commemorate Pope John Paul II's visit to Slovenia in 1996. The Pope could be seen at the top

Another side-door of the Cathedral, it reads virtue and merits

Exquisite interior of St Nicholas's Cathedral. The altar (1752) was done by the Italian sculptor FrancescoRobba

Created by Giulio Quaglio in 1706, the cathedral’s ceiling is a fine example of Baroque illusionist painting

One of the Angelo Putti's statues of bishops of Emona situated beneath the beams of the dome

Central Market is in the east of the triple bridge, it has the open-air market as well as the covered market. Here, vans are parked here serving good dishes for the hungry locals...