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I was born in Trieste, Although I have lived most of my life in Australia, I went back the first time after 35 years. As the city below us came into view , Luciano Pavarotti was on the radio, what a welcome home! It was quite an emotional experience. Since that first trip I have returned many times.
I went back to Croatia in 2018 after 44 years. I live in Canada and coming out of the last tunnel into Dalmatia and the Adriatic Sea the song on the radio was a popular beautiful Dalmatian song Ne DIraj moja Ljubav . I will never forget that. Your experience reminded me of that.
I've been going to Trieste every year for nearly 30 years and in total, more than 40. I've traveled a lot in my life and this is my favorite city in the world. Can't wait for my next capo in b! A presto, Trieste! And Rok, perfetto! Grazie!
I think Trieste is the most beautiful city in Europe! I travel across the world to go there. I would not go back to Rome, Venice, Naples Sicily, but could go back to Trieste any time! I would love to spend months there instead of weeks. Isola is beautiful as well. Wonderful video, make me miss it so much.
@@grahampotter4363 My husband was also born there, they came to Australia in August 1955. I hope to go back December 2023, but a bot worried it may be too cold LOL
@@markusschneider8086 I have seen a LOT of Europe thanks so much for assuming you know what I have done with my life. I happen to Love Trieste, also Isola, also many other places. I dislike many large cities, yet love Napoli. I have my opinions, no need for you to troll around arguing with someone on their opinion. A place can have an emotion attachment for you as well. It is like saying the beaches in Italy are beautiful, what a load of rubbish, and argue with an Australian over that! LOL
thank you for introduction. I have been Trieste many times but never found so many wonderful place to visit. After seeing your video,I went to Trieste again the next day.
Thank you Roc for another great overview vlog. The drone shots were very welcome in order to see the overall lay of the city and where attractions were located. The pithy information snippits were excellent.
I had plans on going to Croatia from Slovenia but I might go to Triesta from Ljubljana instead because it’s only 1 hour away and would be easier for a day trip Stunning video footage and very informative!
My mother's Hometown and where I lived till just b4 my 7th birthday 🎂. Still have cousins there, and still get homesick....that's why I ❤ love these videos.
A brilliant video Rok. Following your advice in Trieste I visited the Grand Canal, Piazza Unità d'Italia main square, Molo Audace stone pier, Roman amphitheatre, Temple of Monte Grisa Roman Catholic Church on hill, and Miramare Castle. Keep up your great work.
Dude, I'm so stoked to be there! I'm soaking up your video now and making notes where to go. I'm a coffee guy and I can't wait to visit the City of Beans :) I've got my ticket and route all planned out and I'm staying at the Marriott at Portopiccolo. Thanks for the inspiration!
My favorite places to taste coffee are: Caffè degli Specchi, Caffè San Marco, Illy Corner at Eataly directly on the sea. The variety of cold and hot coffees and creativity you can drink at Illy’s is second to none. There is another coffee in Trieste called Triestina Artigianale, not far away from Piazza Unita. The place is called Torrefazione La Triestina di Ariella Doz. Here you can only buy coffee. The best ice cream ever you can find in Gelateria Zampolli at Via Ghega 10. Just go for one of the five Senza nome tastes, memory guaranteed.
Grazie mille for this great video! I was born in France , been living in Canada for 20+yrs but come back to France ever year or two at most. However because of covid I havnt been in Europe since 2019... One of my aunts was born and resides in Trieste, I have never been to Italy but I'm going to visit her in Trieste for my 1st time mid-september! Merci beacoup for the great tips, I will definitely go to most of these places. Lastly, just by watching this video I can tell you must've been a great tour guide! You seem super knowledgeable while still being down to earth and approchable. Very good video editing as well:)
Another Gem Video - Thanks so much - I posted your channel on my FB page. Hope you get many more subscribers. Your channel is worth it.... Thanks again
Well done. This is a place that has not yet been ruined by mass tourism like Rome or Venice, and I hope the masses continue to bypass it, since I plan to move there soon.
What a fantastic film, 3D effects and in 4K too. Really informative and well presented. Can I ask one question? When talking about the Roman theatre and the lighthouse you said there was 'no admission'. Did you mean that admission is free or there is no admission fee? 'There is no admission' means you're not allowed in.
@@rokgoesaround They open sometimes for visits and even small concerts or theatrical performances (the Roman theatre). Nice video, i enjoyed watching it even if I live here. Next time consider visit the Grotta Gigante, one of the largest caves in the World
My most pleasant recollections are connected with this marvellous city! Being born in Saint Petersburg, Russia, and living the whole life there, I felt much in common there and everything made me feel on one wave. I visited Trieste 4 times for a nice holiday spent with my sincere friend, the local citizen. Now the circumstances hold us apart! And I can't even hope to get there again due to the sanctions for Russia.
I didn't think of that place before like - it's Italy. But I saw pictures of "Canale Grande" and I felt that I want to go there to visit. I travel to Italy if it's possible and I saw a lot of places. Wanted go on Amalfi Coast first, but I think maybe I'll go to Trieste. I love beautyful architecture and Italy. And Italy it is the reason why I still wasn't in Paris.
Hey Rok, how many days do you recommend staying in trieste to enjoy it properly? How is it safety wise compared to like rome and milan, not many *certain* people right? Thank you love vids
Check these two options: www.getyourguide.com/trieste-l1131/trieste-1-hour-hop-tour-t161685/?partner_id=B14VVAZ&cmp=cm or www.getyourguide.com/trieste-l1131/trieste-panoramic-city-and-miramare-castle-tour-t189528/?partner_id=B14VVAZ&cmp=cm
I took a trip on a sailing ship and when I reached Trieste I made a stop.But I‘m sad to say, I‘m on my way won‘t be back for many a day- my heart is down,my head is turning around I had to leave a little girl ( her name is Sonya from Rijeka) in Siestiana Town.
It is more or less the same as in other EU countries. Italy has just imposed new strickter measures for entering the country. Hopefuly things will get better soon.
An espresso-fueled tour of Trieste, Italy's longstanding coffee capital. In Italy's north east, Trieste has a cafe culture that was influenced by the grand salons of Habsburg Vienna. Today, the city's per capita consumption is said to be double the national average
Here you can book some of my Favorite TRIESTE Experiences:
www.getyourguide.com/wishlists/p/a799fb66-2abc-4af7-8623-a94108e6c6c2?partner_id=B14VVAZ&cmp=Q2YTCampaign
I was born in Trieste, Although I have lived most of my life in Australia, I went back the first time after 35 years. As the city below us came into view , Luciano Pavarotti was on the radio, what a welcome home! It was quite an emotional experience. Since that first trip I have returned many times.
Thanks for sharing your experience. You were born in lovely city.
I went back to Croatia in 2018 after 44 years. I live in Canada and coming out of the last tunnel into Dalmatia and the Adriatic Sea the song on the radio was a popular beautiful Dalmatian song Ne DIraj moja Ljubav . I will never forget that. Your experience reminded me of that.
My whole mums side of the family is from there but I've been anxious about going back and not knowing the language.
I'm born and raised in Australia.
Nice tour guide VIVA Italia ❤ historical
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I've been going to Trieste every year for nearly 30 years and in total, more than 40. I've traveled a lot in my life and this is my favorite city in the world. Can't wait for my next capo in b! A presto, Trieste! And Rok, perfetto! Grazie!
Nice to hear your story. Thanks for sharing it. I agree, Trieste is lovely and charming.
Great guide; it will prove very useful for my trip to Trieste.
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A very clear and explanatory video of a city that I am longing to visit. Thank you very much,hug from Argentina.
Thanks 🤗 Happy it helps. Cheers to Argentina.
Trieste is a magical place with friendly people! Definitely worth a visit.
Agreed. Thanks.
wait, so i live in fantasy?
very well done, bravo and grazie!
Thanks 🤗
Your videos are top notch and full of great information.🏆 Thank you!
Thank you. Really Appreciate your comment and support.
This just has to be the best video on things to see in Trieste. Many thanks.
Thank you. Grateful for your support.
I think Trieste is the most beautiful city in Europe! I travel across the world to go there. I would not go back to Rome, Venice, Naples Sicily, but could go back to Trieste any time! I would love to spend months there instead of weeks. Isola is beautiful as well. Wonderful video, make me miss it so much.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I agree, Trieste is very nice.
I agree with you Sweety
I too was born in Trieste. Came to Australia at the age of 8. I've been back 5 times. The feeling is amazing, like I really belong there.
@@grahampotter4363 My husband was also born there, they came to Australia in August 1955. I hope to go back December 2023, but a bot worried it may be too cold LOL
@@markusschneider8086 I have seen a LOT of Europe thanks so much for assuming you know what I have done with my life. I happen to Love Trieste, also Isola, also many other places. I dislike many large cities, yet love Napoli. I have my opinions, no need for you to troll around arguing with someone on their opinion. A place can have an emotion attachment for you as well. It is like saying the beaches in Italy are beautiful, what a load of rubbish, and argue with an Australian over that! LOL
Excellent video Rok; thank you very much! I have already been a number of times in Trieste; still, I have learned a lot from you.
Thank you. Appreciate your comment. Grateful for your support.
Thanks for the introduction to Trieste. Cant wait to visit!
Thanks. Have a great trip 🤗
One of the best experiences I ever had when i was in the military! By far one of my favorite places.
Interesting. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Rok, as always giving excellent and clear informations for all of us. Gracias amigo!!
Thank you Daniel. Always happy to see your comments.
thank you for introduction. I have been Trieste many times but never found so many wonderful place to visit. After seeing your video,I went to Trieste again the next day.
So nice to hear that. Thank you.
i was also born in trieste,migrated to australia in the late 50s,what a beautiful city.thanks for video,
Welcome. Thanks for your story.
Thank you Roc for another great overview vlog. The drone shots were very welcome in order to see the overall lay of the city and where attractions were located. The pithy information snippits were excellent.
Thanks. Glad you like it. Appreciate your comment.
Beautiful and very i formative video.I will be visiting Trieste on Thursday for 4Nights.Looking forward to it.
Thanks. Glad it is useful. Enjoy coffee and the rest of the town.
Grazie mile! It’s the best video I’ve watched before visiting Trieste! 100% useful
Thanks. Nice to hear that 🤗
I had plans on going to Croatia from Slovenia but I might go to Triesta from Ljubljana instead because it’s only 1 hour away and would be easier for a day trip
Stunning video footage and very informative!
Thanks. Where were you planing to go to Croatia?
@@rokgoesaround to the capital city Zagreb but it’s a little further away than I thought it was so I’m looking at Trieste
How did you get to trieste? Via transport?
Very elaborate and informative video, very well done thank you.
Trieste is no doubt a heavily underrated gem.
Thanks 🤗 Glad you like it.
Thanks for that Guide. As a Triestiner I like it so much
Wow Thanks 🤗. Nice to hear it from a resident.
Tnx man. I am going in Trieste this weekend. Very helpful video.
Happy it helps. Have a great trip 🤗
This video is a masterpiece, beautiful and informative. New subscriber here!
Wow Thanks! Happy you like it & thanks for subs.
I am soon moving to Trieste, can't wait to see all these places :)
Wonderful. Have a great time.
My mother's Hometown and where I lived till just b4 my 7th birthday 🎂. Still have cousins there, and still get homesick....that's why I ❤ love these videos.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Nice to hear that.
This was also my mother's hometown. I enjoyed your video very much!!
My favourite Italian city. Spent a month there in 2022.
Wow, that is cool 🤗
the most helpful video of Trieste tourism!
Thanks 🤗
Excellent video as we have amazed while checking out on the city without much expectation. It really seems like a hidden gem, nice video thank you man
Thanks. Yes, Trieste can be surprising.
A brilliant video Rok. Following your advice in Trieste I visited the Grand Canal, Piazza Unità d'Italia main square, Molo Audace stone pier, Roman amphitheatre, Temple of Monte Grisa Roman Catholic Church on hill, and Miramare Castle. Keep up your great work.
Thanks. Wow you really covered a lot. Glad it helped 🤗
HOW do you not have more views such amazing quality videos! Sending much love
Thank you. Grateful for your support.
Thank you for the information. It was very meaningful to decide visiting Trieste.
Thanks. Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot . A very informative video about this beautiful town . For sure I will visit this town soon. C u Trieste.
My pleasure 😊. Thanks
Thanks Rok for a very nice video. Stirred a lot of fantastic memories about the city!
Thank you
Grazie per questo splendido video😃👍❤️👏
Thanks :)
Just love your guide. Thanks for the valuable information!
Thanks. Happy you like it. Cheers 🤗
Currently visiting and really appreciate the travel advice on things to do. Nicely done!
Happy it helps. Have a great trip.
Wonderful Rok👏😁My Papa was born and raised inTrieste.I havent gotten to go to Europe yet so your video was like going on vacation.
Thanks 🤗. Nice you've shared your story. All the best.
Very interesting concise and engaging presentation. Very well edited too. Great job. Thanks
Thank you. Appreciate your words.
After watching ur videos, one word. WOW 😊
Thanks 🤗
Great video and camera work!
Thank you. Glad you like it.
Dude, I'm so stoked to be there! I'm soaking up your video now and making notes where to go. I'm a coffee guy and I can't wait to visit the City of Beans :) I've got my ticket and route all planned out and I'm staying at the Marriott at Portopiccolo. Thanks for the inspiration!
Nice. Have a great coffee experience 🤗
My favorite places to taste coffee are: Caffè degli Specchi, Caffè San Marco, Illy Corner at Eataly directly on the sea. The variety of cold and hot coffees and creativity you can drink at Illy’s is second to none. There is another coffee in Trieste called Triestina Artigianale, not far away from Piazza Unita. The place is called Torrefazione La Triestina di Ariella Doz. Here you can only buy coffee.
The best ice cream ever you can find in Gelateria Zampolli at Via Ghega 10. Just go for one of the five Senza nome tastes, memory guaranteed.
Great video with no pointless content! Subbed
Thanks. Glad you like it.
Well executed video Rok..
Thanks. Appreciated.
Grazie per l'informazione!! C'e stata molto interessante!!
it's surely a hidden gem :) I also recommend visiting Val Rosandra there!
Thanks for suggestion 🤗
Your video is quite informative and very well done Rok! Thank you for the wonderful tips.
Thanks for your kind comment. Glad you like it 🤗
Truly great video! Well done!
Thanks 🤗
Nice, I'd include Grotta Gigante which is the largest tourist cave on earth.
Agreed 👍
It is the tallest but by no means the largest.
What a great video… Shows how much work was putted in this video!
Subbed you :)
Thanks. So nice of you 🤗
Great video! Thank you very much! We're going there tomorrow so your video helped a lot! :D
Thanks. Nice to see it came useful. Have a great time in Trieste.
Grazie mille for this great video! I was born in France , been living in Canada for 20+yrs but come back to France ever year or two at most. However because of covid I havnt been in Europe since 2019...
One of my aunts was born and resides in Trieste, I have never been to Italy but I'm going to visit her in Trieste for my 1st time mid-september! Merci beacoup for the great tips, I will definitely go to most of these places. Lastly, just by watching this video I can tell you must've been a great tour guide! You seem super knowledgeable while still being down to earth and approchable. Very good video editing as well:)
Thanks 🤗 Great for sharing your story. Have a great time visitng your aunt and enjoying Trieste.
Grotta Gigante is another cool place to visit. It’s the second largest touristic cave in Europe.
True. Not far in Slovenia is also one of the most spectacular caves in the world, Skocjan cave.
Another Gem Video - Thanks so much - I posted your channel on my FB page. Hope you get many more subscribers. Your channel is worth it.... Thanks again
Much appreciated! Thanks for sharing. You Rock ;)
Thanks for the video, we are doing literally anything we can to save Trieste from mass tourism.
It’s not their style. They will never invade Trieste. No need to pain yourself.
Going here soon, this is a wonderful video. Very good!
Thank you. I wish you an amazing time in Trieste.
@@rokgoesaround Thanks
Amazing
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amazing video thank you for your information regards🙏
Thanks. Happy you like it.
Well done. This is a place that has not yet been ruined by mass tourism like Rome or Venice, and I hope the masses continue to bypass it, since I plan to move there soon.
You sure picked a nice spot. You are right this is a true hidden gem. Thanks for watching and commenting. I wish you an amazing time in Trieste.
@@rokgoesaround Thanks! COVID has already forced me to delay some plans, so fingers crossed! 🤞🤞🤞
Wow, Great channel! thank you for sharing 😍
Thanks and welcome. Happy you like it.
Great video !
Thank you. Glad you like it.
Super Nice! I definitely want to visit someday! My grandparents were from Abruzzi.
Thanks.
great video friendo 👍👍👍
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Thank you for this great video!
Thank you. Appreciate your comment.
I've been some part of the itally but didn't know that Trieste is beautiful. Thanks for sharing this video! Thrieste is now in my travel list.
Thanks. Nice to hear that this video helped you to discover new places.
amazing!
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Thank you so much !
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Estarei por aí em Trieste em outubro!
excelent video
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What a nice city 👍👍
Complimenti!
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Awesome video Rock, how far is the cruise port from the Trieste Centrale Train station? Thank you
I love Trieste. I was born there.
I was interested in taking a cruise around the Adriatic. Do any stop in Trieste?
I believe most Adriatic cruises focous only on Croatian coast.
Yeah, plenty of them do
So cool 🤩💥💥💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🌇🌉🌆🌅🌄🏙
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My great grandpa was born there and his name was also Trieste!!
That is so interesting. Thanks 🤗
What a fantastic film, 3D effects and in 4K too. Really informative and well presented. Can I ask one question? When talking about the Roman theatre and the lighthouse you said there was 'no admission'. Did you mean that admission is free or there is no admission fee? 'There is no admission' means you're not allowed in.
Thanks 🤗 No admission means there are no tickets to buy and you can not enter the site. You can admire it from the outside.
@@rokgoesaround They open sometimes for visits and even small concerts or theatrical performances (the Roman theatre). Nice video, i enjoyed watching it even if I live here. Next time consider visit the Grotta Gigante, one of the largest caves in the World
My most pleasant recollections are connected with this marvellous city! Being born in Saint Petersburg, Russia, and living the whole life there, I felt much in common there and everything made me feel on one wave. I visited Trieste 4 times for a nice holiday spent with my sincere friend, the local citizen. Now the circumstances hold us apart! And I can't even hope to get there again due to the sanctions for Russia.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I hope things will get back to normal as soon as possible and you"ll be able to visit Trieste again.
That`s because you support russian agression against Ukraine!
We really like your videos. We have plan to visit Trieste in few weeks. How long did you stay to make this video? :)
Tnx
Thanks. I stayed 3 nights as it takes longer to film. You can see it all in 1 day, but to take it easy and to really enjoy it consider 2 nights.
@@rokgoesaround Thank you so much Rok ;)
I didn't think of that place before like - it's Italy. But I saw pictures of "Canale Grande" and I felt that I want to go there to visit. I travel to Italy if it's possible and I saw a lot of places. Wanted go on Amalfi Coast first, but I think maybe I'll go to Trieste. I love beautyful architecture and Italy. And Italy it is the reason why I still wasn't in Paris.
Hi Rok, what about the museum of natural history? Why its not on your list.
I travel to Trieste in a few days…😊
Well in general I don't include museums on my list, unless they are world famous must see places. I prefer other attractions. Wish you a great trip.
Hey Rok, how many days do you recommend staying in trieste to enjoy it properly? How is it safety wise compared to like rome and milan, not many *certain* people right? Thank you love vids
I think spending 2 nights in Trieste is plenty. It is also pretty safe regarding pickpockets as there are fewer tourists.
Soon I will be in Triesta 13th - 18th April, any place to get a good Tour not soo expensive?
Check these two options: www.getyourguide.com/trieste-l1131/trieste-1-hour-hop-tour-t161685/?partner_id=B14VVAZ&cmp=cm or www.getyourguide.com/trieste-l1131/trieste-panoramic-city-and-miramare-castle-tour-t189528/?partner_id=B14VVAZ&cmp=cm
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what are the prices there for street food an Coffee?
Quite reasonable.
How about the International Center for Theoretical Physics in Trieste which is a meeting point of scientists from all over the world?
Nice 😊
Is Trieste dog friendly? Are dogs allowed on the streets, beaches, parks, shopping and recreation areas and hotels?
I guess it is no more or no less different as any other Italian town. Dogs are generally allowed.
I took a trip on a sailing ship and when I reached Trieste I made a stop.But I‘m sad to say, I‘m on my way won‘t be back for many a day- my heart is down,my head is turning around I had to leave a little girl ( her name is Sonya from Rijeka) in Siestiana Town.
C'è ancora la bora a Trieste ?
non è più quella di una volta
What is the address of the Costa cruise ship port?
I think Costa may have it's headquarters in Genova, and I'm sure they may have an office in Trieste. My father used to work for them after the war.
Beautiful. Shame that the ghastly Catholic erection on the mountain ruins the surrounds &, also, no trees in the city.
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Wow🫵👍🤩
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Is it true that this city has poor air quality?
no
@@girlfrmars Thanks
Trst 🇸🇮
trieste is great. but not enough to do for a few days, 2 or 3 days tops to spend here
Things to do in Trieste: Live.
I imagine it is a nice place to live.
@@rokgoesaround I can confirm.
Sir Captain Richard F. Burton died there.
Is Trieste in strict UN insanity right now or are all people free to live as normal? (DECEMBER 2021)
It is more or less the same as in other EU countries. Italy has just imposed new strickter measures for entering the country. Hopefuly things will get better soon.
OK everything but italian capital of coffee?? what
An espresso-fueled tour of Trieste, Italy's longstanding coffee capital. In Italy's north east, Trieste has a cafe culture that was influenced by the grand salons of Habsburg Vienna. Today, the city's per capita consumption is said to be double the national average