St. James's Church (Slovene : Cerkev svetega Jakoba; Italian : chiesa di San Giacomo) is a church in Koper, southwestern Slovenia. It was built in the 14th century in the Venetian Gothic style.
Coordinates: 45°32′54.23″N13°46′20.5″E / 45.5483972°N 13.772361°E
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