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... more
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... more
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... more
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... more
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... more
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... more
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... more
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... more
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... more
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... more
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 -... more
The Church of San Silvestro (Basilica di San Silvestro) is said to be the oldest place of worship in Trieste. Its history dates back to the 12th century, when... more
The history of the Parish Church of Santa Maria Maggiore dates back to the 17th century, when it was built by the Jesuits, hence it is also known as Jesuits... more
The twin-towered Greek Orthodox Church of San Nicolo dei Greci was erected between 1784 and 1787. At the beginning of the 19th century its façade was redesigned... more
The Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (Chiesa dell’Immacolato Cuore di Maria) was completed in 1950 after designs of the Italian architect Umberto Nordio.... more
The neoclassical Church of San Antonio Nuovo can easily be recognised by its six Ionian columns and the large cupola. The roof is topped by statues of local... more
The 32 metres long Evangelical Lutheran Church (Chiesa Evangelica Luterana) is the only Gothic church in Trieste. It was designed by the Prussian architect... more
The Irish writer James Joyce, who was born in Dublin and died in Zurich, lived from 1904 to 1915 and 1919 to 1920 in various buildings in Trieste.During his... more
The monument of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, who was also known as Sissi, was errected in 1912. It was designed by the Viennese artist Franz Seifert.Just about... more
This is the oldest church in Trieste, it was built as a Catholic church in the XI century and was later bought by the Waldensian Evangelic community and still... more
If you decide to ride the tram to Opicina, do not expect much from your destination as it is just a small village whose bigger attraction is the tram itself,... more
This was on of the most fun experience in Trieste. This old tram tracks was build in 1902 and still run over the original tracks. The project was quite... more
The Giant cave is lovated about 12 kilometers from Trieste center and it is reachable by car or with the bus number 42 that start in Piazza Oberdan and arrive... more
There is a great way to see all of Trieste from high up, and the best part is that it is not costly!The blue tram begins in the center of Trieste (Piazza... more
Trieste is a great place for people who like to walk without wearing out your feet. The center is compact and you can wander around for several hours and see... more
Trieste, today the capital city of the region of Friùli-Venezia Giulia, has had a long and difficult history that, according to me, can be summed up in the equation I've written as a title for this......
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I'm very happy to be able to share with you the love for my home town!
I really love this town,even if it has something I consider as shortages. I mean,beside the fact that older I bacame, smaller...
A crossroads between the Central-European and the Mediteranean cultures, Trieste has always been a pole of attraction.
Trieste is also the capital of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, a region with a special...
We combined our attendance at the 8th offical VT Euromeet in Bergamo, with a 2 weeks trip through Northern Italy. At the end of this trip we stayed four days in Trieste in the north eastern corner of...
Due to the graciousness of VT's Banjo and his friends, Trieste is, and will remain, one of my favorite places in Italy. Located close to the Slovenian border in the most northeastern part of Italy,......
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