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59 Reviews The area of sea surrounding the castle is populated by every species of sea organism existing in this part of the Adriatic sea. Therefor the Miramare Sea Park was created in 1973. Miramare castle and...
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53 Reviews Piazza dell'Unita D'Italia, or simply Piazza Unita, is the biggest open space in the town of Trieste, and one of the most beautiful squares of that kind in whole Italy. It is, no doubt of it, the real...
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39 Reviews What we see today is a large construction built between1468 and1636. It is thought there was an early bronze age hillfort (around 2000 BC) at the place of this castle. In the Middle Age the venetian...
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Saint Anthon and the Canal Grande
28 Reviews The Church of San Antonio Nuovo is situated at the Northern end of the Canal Grande. This amazing church, with water and fountain in front of it was designed byPietro Noble. The interior is worth to...
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21 Reviews I couldn't find out who San Spiridone was but the church dedicated to him is one magnificently beautiful structure. It was built by the Serbian Orthodox community and has a very strong eastern look...
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19 Reviews Italy has such a wealth of treasures from antiquity. I am so glad that many of them are freely open to the public unlike in other countries I could name that screen them off, put in a crappy...
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11 Reviews Villa Sartorio was built in 1791. In 1838 Nicolò Petrsch; an architect enlarged and modernized this mansion in Neoclassical style. It belonged to Giuseppina Fontana and her husband Pietro Sartorio. He...
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14 Reviews Although the Tergesteo is a shopping mall, part of its appeal derives from its unique place in the architectural history of the city of Trieste. It was constructed between 1840 and 1842 and was one...
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3 Reviews if you google 'trieste aquarium' then the second named site claims that you would expect to find an aquarium in a city such as this and it 'does not disappoint'. Yes it does. The building itself is...
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5 Reviews From downtown Trieste you can take the funicolar tramway (buy 1 hour transport ticket, 1 euro) and in 20 minutes reach the highland (400 mts. above sea level) with terrific panorama and a scenic...
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5 Reviews Trieste had four beautiful ancient temples, all of which were destoyed. Above the doors of the temple there are the symbols of the Jewish community : a crown, the breastplate of Aron, palms and a...
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2 Reviews and 188 Opinions This imposing edifice on the seafront close the main square has all the trappings of the 'Grand old...
3 Reviews The Faro della Vittoria accomplishes two functions: it enlightens the Trieste gulf and commemorates the seamen fallen during WWI, with this inscription: SPLENDI E RICORDA I CADUTI SUL MARE MCMXV -...
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1 Review and 3 Opinions I think that I never read comments about a hotel with such unanimity - it was very good. Even in 5...
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Today, the flag can be seen in many places, especially on 3 April, a day which remembers the old Friulian state, although it isn't recognized officially and...
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Q: Hello, i will be stationed at Aviano AB in March. Just kind fo curious what kind of things are there to do for a single guy to get...
A: I imagine the women in Aviano are exactly the same as women anywhere else in the world, no better and no worse. Accept and respect the fact that you are in a...
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When I applied for an MBA in Italy, my sole aim was to go to there, anywhere was OK for me. I was happy to find the scholarship in Trieste, I didn't even look where it was located before I accepted......
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Where the Latin, Germanic and Slav peoples meet
Friùli-Venezia Giulia is the Italian multicultural region. Its belonging to several different states and its being in permanent contacts with other peoples created a unique cultural pattern. Two...
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Ospiti di gente unica ( guests of special people )
It is difficult to imagine a more composite administrative territory than that of the Regione Friuli-Venezia Giulia. The Italian Constitution assigns it the status of Region with a Special Statute,...
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We spent a long weekend in this beautiful part of the Dolomites, not a touristic location, but rich of wilderness an wonderful trekking possibilities
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