« From Stettin to Trieste, an iron curtain fell on the continent » - Winston Churchill
As the capital of Fruili, Trieste is a great destination for its historic treasures, artworks, architecture and literary cafes. Filled with museums and art galleries, the city holds many collections of artistic and historical importance for you to enjoy. When wandering in the streets of Trieste, you will notice 18th century architecture mixed with historic ancient Roman buildings like the Arco Riccardo, the Roman Theatre and the Cathedral of San Giusto. Also known as the City of intellectuals, you can take a break from visiting and enjoy the cafes of literature the city has to offer where many renown writers came to visit like Claudio Magris and James Joyce. Located on the coast of Italy with a major sea port and breathtaking reefs, Trieste is perfect mix between urban city and nature.
The castle of San Giusto is a fortress-museum located on the hill of the same...
Saint Spyridon Church is a Serbian Orthodox church in Trieste, Italy.
Set in a notable square with bars & eateries, this ancient roman arch is...
Wooded park featuring a pond & walking paths, plus sculptures,...
Conferences, exhibits & cultural events hosted in a stately, waterfront...
The park is located in the 'Chiadino-Rozzol' district; it is almost totally...
Leaving the city and walking along the Barcola seafront, the well-known place...
The ‘Giant Cave’ is located on the Italian side of the Karst region, close to...
The Marian Sanctuary of Monte Grisa is a Catholic church located in the north...
The Roman Theatre of Trieste is a compact Roman amphitheater where summer...
Originally built in the mid-18th century, this 200-metres stone pier is named...
Trieste Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Justus, is a Roman Catholic cathedral...
The San Sabba Rice Mill is a five-storey brick-built compound in Trieste,...
The Natural History Museum of Trieste is a civic museum with several...
Piazza della Borsa is one of the main squares in Trieste. Also known as the...