In 202 trips
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Trieste
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10/31/2006 to 02/18/2007
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Unscheduled - Trieste
In 75 trips
This castle was the home of Maximilian until he was forced to leave and become the Emperor of Mexico. The next resid …
In 37 trips
One of the symbols of the city, this castle is set on its highest hill. The building, started in 1470 on the site of …
In 4 trips
The current home of the Chamber of Commerce constitutes one of Trieste's most important examples of Neo-Classical ar …
In 6 trips
In memory of the wife of Austrian Emperior Franz Joseph, this was built soon after her death in 1898. In 1907, the c …
In 11 trips
This beautiful Roman amphitheatre was built between the I and II Centuries CE by Quinto Petronio Modesto. He was the …
In 4 trips
There is a large Greek community in Trieste. The construction of this sacred building dates back to 1782 when the Gr …
In 2 trips
The signs at the entrance are prohibitive: you cannot play with a ball or ride a bike. These lovely gardens near Via …
In 9 trips
Until the mid-1990s, this was the most run down area in the city, populated by drug addicts and delinquents. However …
In 5 trips
At the heart of old Triesta between narrow, quiet streets, not far from the very central Piazza dell'Unità d'Italia …
In 6 trips
Reopened after years of restoration work, the Victory Lighthouse is certainly worth the 200 or so steps to arrive at …
In 21 trips
Viale XX Settembre is the site of the city's ancient acqueduct and today is one of the most pleasant and popular pla …
In 17 trips
Just a 20-minute walk from Piazza dell'Unità d'Italia , this cathedral is a symbol of Trieste. It was built in 1300, …
In 26 trips
This is not simply a piazza, but the very heart of Trieste: its lounge, its soul, its business center, as well as th …
In 11 trips
A scenic and romantic way to get up to Trieste's Carso is by going in the tram. This old rail system was opened in 1 …
Unscheduled - Sgonico
In 44 trips
The Grotta Gigante is an enormous cave, first opened to the public in 1908, large enough to contain the entire basil …