PIAZZA DELL’UNITA’ D’ITALIA Marvel at the largest sea-facing square in Europe. You got it right, we are talking about the Piazza dell’Unità d’Italia, translated in English as the “Unity of Italy Square”, representing the heart of the city of Trieste. At the beginning it was called St. Peter’s square, taking the name from a church
THE POND OF CONTOVELLO An oasis of natural beauty and tranquility. The Pond of Contovello is a very popular destination among locals, especially on Sundays. It is ideal for o walk or having an exquisite picnic, as it is well equipped with tables and benches. Its visitors enjoy the fresh air, the beautiful nature and
BARCOLA The district of Trieste between sea and breathtaking sunsets. This is Barcola, the most loved neighborhood on the outskirts of the city. When sun is shining, a walk on the promenade is a must for the people of Trieste. The importance of this strategic residential area dates back to the Ancient Rome Era, which is highly evidenced by
MARIAN SANCTUARY IN MONTE GRISA The Temple that reigns over the Gulf of Trieste. We are talking about the Marian Sanctuary in Monte Grisa, built in the 1960s on the hill sharing the same name. The sanctuary sits at 330 m above the sea level, and offers its visitors a splendid view of Trieste and
THE NAPOLEONIC WAY The Napoleonic Way is a beautiful walk through nature and sea that connects Opicina and Prosecco, two small towns in the triestine Karst. The way consists of an easy 5 km long trial above the sea, that offers some of the most stunning views on the city of Trieste. Popular legend holds
THE MIRAMAR CASTLE The Miramar Castle is definitely one of the most famous landmarks of Trieste. Located above the sea in Grignano, the castle is just 6 kms away from the centre of the city. It was one of the residences of the Austrian Habsburgs, that used to come over whenever they wanted to enjoy