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Trieste. Italy, Europe. Tumbling down to the Adriatic from a wild, karstic plateau and almost entirely surrounded by Slovenia, Trieste is physically and psychologically isolated from the rest of the Italian peninsula. As such, it preserves its own unique border-town culture and retains a fascinating air of fluidity encapsulated in the Triestini ...
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Trieste’s location at the top of the Adriatic has always defined it. It was invented as a port town and turbo-charged its fortunes after Austrian Emperor Charles VI declared its port “free” in 1719. The old port is also key to the city’s vigorous revival. Slowly abandoned after World War I, the 600,000 sq metres of prime waterfront is now being ren...
Trieste is the polyglot capital of the northeastern Italian province of Friuli Venezia Giulia. From 1380 to World War I it was under Hapsburg rule and provided a gateway to the world for all of central Europe. Take a stroll around town and within 30 minutes you’ll pass the Serbian Orthodox San Spiridone church, the Catholic church of Sant’Antonio T...
Despite being home to only 200,000 people, Trieste has the gravitas of a capital city and the architecture to match. There’s a 1st-century Roman theatre in the city centre, which now hosts summer concerts. Up above, the San Giusto Cathedral and adjoining Hapsburg castleare built on top of Roman ruins and are filled with Byzantine mosaics and Baroqu...
It’s impossible to talk about Trieste’s melange of cultures without mentioning food. Sure, there are superb Italian restaurants here, including the newly minted Michelin-starred Harry’s Piccolo, set in the 700-year-old Grand Hotel Duchi d’Aosta. But Austrian and Slovenian influences are just as strong. Everywhere you go you’ll encounter “buffets”, ...
Triestini are the first to admit that they have an enviable quality of life, and this quality benefits travellers, too. You can spend weeks here, launching off on the Delfino Verde ferry to the Venetian fishing port of Muggia or the sandy, barrier island of Grado. You can take the bus to Bagnoli and cycle up the Val Rosandra along the old railway l...
Discover the best attractions in Trieste including Museo Revoltella, Chiesa di Santo Spiridione, and Faro della Vittoria.
Discover the best restaurants in Trieste including Harry's Piccolo, L'Osteria Salvagente, and De Scarpon.
4 de out. de 2023 · La grande piazza aperta sul mare, il Castello di San Giusto che domina il golfo, i vicoli marinari della zona Cavana, il Castello di Miramare: ecco cosa vedere a Trieste in due giorni.
5 de set. de 2020 · Trieste não é lá uma das primeiras cidades que vêm na cabeça das pessoas quando se trata de visitar a Itália, né?! Tanto é que, em 2012, Trieste ganhou o título de “A cidade mais subestimada do mundo” de acordo com a Lonely Planet e eu não poderia concordar mais!
Discover the best hotels in Trieste including Seven Historical Suites, Hotel Savoia Excelsior Palace, and B&B Lidia Polla Trieste.
