Trieste

"Trieste’s most familiar landmark stands high on a promontory, some 7km from the city on the Riviera di Barcola. Miramare hides a dark history behind its gleaming white façade." Friuli Venezia Giulia: the Bradt guide www.bradtguides.com/fvg

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Are you visiting Trieste, Italy? This small city is off the typical tourist route but can be a lot of fun. Here's my top things to do in Trieste.

Trieste, Italy is the capital of the Friuli-Venezia Guilia Region. While Trieste has a firmly Italian identity, its proximity to Slovenia and Croatia gives it a unique characteristic that makes this lesser known Italian destination a wonderful place to explore. Click to find out more!

Non tutti i bar sono uguali a Trieste: oggi vi porto a scoprire i famosi caffè storici di Trieste, luoghi d'altri tempi pieni di fascino e storia.

Find out: Is Trieste Italy worth visiting? Learn about things to do in Trieste City and the surrounding area. Understand why visiting Trieste is an ideal add-on to a Slovenian vacation or a trip to Istria.

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The Italian port city has blossomed from being a frontier post at the edge of the Balkans into vibrant cultural hub – with excellent seafood

The Grand Canal of Trieste runs from the ocean into the heart of the beautiful city of Trieste, Italy. This medium sized town in Italy, on the border of Slovenia was one of the unexpected highlights of our trip and proved to be as lovely to look at as it was hospitable. -Once again Mapped (see properties on the right hand side) for your viewing pleasure.