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46 Reviews The City Hall (Palazzo del Municipio) is the dominating building on Trieste's main square Piazza dell'Unita d'Italia. Like the square, also the City Hall was designed by the Italian architect...
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41 Reviews The eclectic Castle Miramare was built between 1856 and 1860 by the architect Carl Junker as the luxurious residence for Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Habsburg and his wife Charlotte of...
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28 Reviews In the fifth century this church was a basilica which was built in place of a Roman temple. It was probably destroyed in the IX century. Between the IX and the X century two churches were built on the...
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21 Reviews The Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Spyridon was built in Neo-Byzantine style after designs of the Italian archictect Carlo Maciacchini. The church with its five cupolas was completed in 1866 on the...
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15 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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Saint Anthon and the Canal Grande
21 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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11 Reviews Museo Revoltella is a modern art museum. The original palace was built between 1854 and 1858 and has three floors. It was owned by Pasquale Revoltella (1795 – 1869) who was an entrepeneur and...
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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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14 Reviews The Old Stock Exchange Palace (Borsa Vecchia) is one of most impressive neo-classical structures in Trieste. It was built in 1806 by the Italian architect Antonio Mollari. The facade is dominated by...
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4 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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4 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 150 Opinions This imposing edifice on the seafront close the main square has all the trappings of the 'Grand old...
2 Reviews The tram de Opcina is a 105-year-old rack-railway line that connects Piazza Oberdan in Trieste to the suburb of Villa Opicina. It correspond to line 2 of the public transport network. The track is...
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1 Review and 0 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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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......
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...
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,...
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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