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Here there are some websites where you can find info about coaches:
TRIESTE http://www.ts.camcom.it/autolinee/oraautolinee.htm
Next the railway station there is the bus station (tel. 040/425020)- it's very useful for all people arriving in Trieste by train. From here starts routes going to Pola, Rijeka, Split, Medjugorje and many other places, also in our region.
CROATIA http://www.autotrans.hr
( Autotrans - It's a company of Rijeka - you'll find timetables of all buses that depart from Rijeka (it0s also in english)
Since trains don't pass along the coast, going there is possible or by bus or by car.
About the bus...the onIy problem you can find is when you have to catch it in a town that is not the one of the departure. This 'cause if bus is crowded it will not stop!!
PADOVA http://www.sita-on-line.it/HomePage.htm
This society called SITA not only can goes to Croazia (Roma - Zagreb, Torino - Zagreb) but is also useful if you want to go to the southern itralian regions;
UDINE http://www.saf.ud.it/index2.html
SAF, you'll find timetablesand infos also in english
• Eurolines - linea Venezia - Trieste - Medulin e linea Napoli - Roma - Firenze - Rijeka - Split http://www.eurolines.it/
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There are 53 lines that connect all different parts of the town, and 6 buses that work after 9pm
When you exit your hotel give a look around to see if there are big yellow pannel where you can see the number of the bus that stops there.Ususally on it you can read also all the bus stops.
You can find tickets at the newsagent NOT on the bus and ,depending on how long you stay in Trieste,my advice is not to buy only 1 ticket but to ask a "blocchetto di biglietti" that at the end cost less.
A ticket lasts 60min (0,90€)and you can change all buses you need.YOu can also bus a daily ticket than costs 2,90 € Leave a Comment
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A bad thing for Trieste is that it lies in a kind of corner. So, beside few direct trains, usually if you have to come here you have to change train or in Mestre, the railway station before Venice, or in udine(depending on your route).
You'll arrive in the Central Station of Trieste that has been changed a lot getting better and better.Exing the railway station, turn right and go on and you'll find ther coach station form where coaches leave to go to many other cities, also in Slovenia,Croatia or Austria.
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I was a bit surprised that there is no metro in Trieste and think this may be due to the hilly terrain of the city. However there is an excellent bus system and we found our way around in pretty good fashion. A map with the routes is essential as is the schedule. I did not find a map just of the bus system, but the routes were indicated on my map of the city. The Monday newspaper 'Il Piccolo' has a complete listing of the bus schedules. You can purchase tickets for all day for about EUR 3 and this allows you to unlimited bus rides. With the daily ticket you must validate it on the bus but only the first time you use it. We found the system really convenient and easy to use.
Piazza Oberdan is a major hub for buses both local and to the surrounding areas. Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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I came to Trieste by bus from Rovinj in Croatia. The Brioni Pula Bus left the station at 7.40 and we were in Trieste before 10. This is a direct service, stopping only twice to pick up passengers en route. This bus had come from Pula and there are good connections between all the coastal towns on the Istrian Peninsula and Trieste. Another bus leaves Rovinj every morning at 5.40 a.m. and as with all the bus stations in Istria, the timetable is posted clearly on the outside of the building. The bus was extremely comfortable and sitting right at the front I had an unimpeded panoramic view of the countrysde for the entire journey.
An interesting point about this journey is that you will pass three international borders: Croatia, Slovenia and Italy. Unfortunately, the bus thunders through Slovenia at the speed of light and it's not possible to disembark there.
A word of warning. The bus station in Trieste is very convenient to the centre of town, in Piazza dela Liberta. A five minute walk brings you to the Canal Grande and as it's is a straight line along the seafront you don't even have to consult a map or ask directions. However, the bus and train stations are all bunched together around three buildings. Because I was chatting to an American I'd met on the bus I walked away without checking where exactly the bus had stopped. Returning in the evening I found myself in the train station in a state of some confusion. The bus terminal is the third building in the group and the buses leave from inside. If I hadn't allowed myself plenty of time I would have missed the bus, so make sure to note the exact location carefully. To add to the confusion, the railway station is lined with buses on the forecourt.
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Follow the A4 Venice-Trieste, pass the toll-gate Monfalcone-Lisert, exit where you'll see the signal "Sistiana" (SS 14 "Costiera" ).
The town is 24 km from the motorway.
Another way is following SS 202 Triestina: Motorway A4, the toll-gate Lisert, Carso Plateau, Opicina, Padriciano, and then Trieste
A third one is : SS 15 Via Flavia: Capodistria (Koper)- Rabuiese border
SS 58, Carnaiola highway: Ljubljana - Fernetti border - Opicina, where the highway joins to SS 202, Trieste Leave a Comment
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 Trieste Centrale railway
station by Mikebond
However, few trains go to the Trieste Centrale station at present: only regional trains to Venezia, Udine and Tarvisio (at the border with Österreich), one Eurostar train to Milano and one to Roma, one Intercity train to Torino, an Intercity and a Intercitynight train to Napoli and one Intercitynight train to Lecce. Sadly, none of the two trains to Slovenija and the Balkans left stops at Trieste Centrale.
After two years of restyling, the renewed station was inaugurated on 28th March 2007. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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