18 ABSOLUTE BEST Things to do in Trieste, Italy 🇮🇹
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17 Best Things to do in Trieste, Italy
1. Take a tour of Miramare Castle
2. Trieste Roman Theatre (Teatro Romano di Trieste)
3. Climb the Victory Lighthouse (Faro della Vittoria)
4. Explore the Giant Cave (Grotta Gigante) → Book your tour here shrsl.com/3pjx4
5. Arco di Riccardo
6. Experience Trieste’s coffee culture at a historic café
7. Visit the Duino Castle → Book your tour here shrsl.com/3pjx4
8. Wander along Trieste’s Grand Canal
9. See Saint Spyridon Church
10. Discover Piazza della Borsa
11. Marvel at the sheer beauty of Piazza dell’Unità d’Italia
12. Explore San Giusto Castle
13. Visit the Cathedral of San Giusto
14. Giant’s Stairway (Scala dei Giganti)
15. Revoltella Civic Museum
16. Risiera di San Sabba
17. Visit the Trieste Synagogue → Book your visit here www.triestebraica.it
18. Take a day trip to Lake Bled and Ljubljana → Book your tour here shrsl.com/3ovfv
19. Book a private walking tour with Sonia here → shrsl.com/3pjuc
20. Got more time? Visit Postojna Cave and Predjama Castle → Book your tour here shrsl.com/3pk1p
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Well, well, well. As "Triestin" I would award this as the best video about the city I was born in, and where I spent a big part of my life. There is more to say about Trieste, but what said in this video is correct and complete. Only additions are needed, not amendments 😉. I'd like to make an addition about the reason why the large coffee shops in this town. You can connect this to the presence of a variety of churches of different religions, so different cultures. Maria Theresa, who was a wise queen, conceded the freedom of religion wisdom. So everyone had his own church, but how to socialize all together despite cultural differences? The coffee was the drink accepted by rules of every religion. So, let's give the people big coffee shops where they can gather and make business. Smart, isn't it? After all Trieste was the harbour of the empire. Among the "caffé" still in business the Tommaseo is the oldest (unfortunately not mentioned in the video, but taken in a few pics passing by) and the San Marco is the most decorated. Both deserve a visit.
Hi, I'm going to Trieste next week. Can I ask You some questions about this beautiful city?
Maybe we can contact in some social media?
@@yourlifeyours Hi, I am not in town at the moment. Actually 24 years living in Ireland and not going back. So I am not much up to date about the city.
When you arrive to Trieste you can notice these two panels on the road: città del caffee (city of coffee) and città della barcolana (the biggest sailing race in the world with almost 3000 sailing boats participating in the race). Speaking of coffee, my favorite spots to taste coffee in Trieste 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 Unità. 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 for life guaranteed.
What a great video! Thank you so much! I noticed a gorgeous view of the city from a rooftop. Where did you film that? Going to Trieste soon and would love to see that view over the roofs of Trieste.
I was in Trieste shortly before my birthday. Truly is my favourite city in Italy. Wonderful blend of cultures and history!
stole by USA and UK Churchill from Slovenia in 1954
found there to be vry little to do there, but lovely city all the same
mia bella cita... I have lived in Trieste for 5 years... Best time of my life... Such a beautiful city and people and lifestyle... Will comeback one day for sure... It is in my dreams... Thanks for the video.
Grazie mille 🤩 I’m so glad you enjoyed it
The best travelogue/vlog on Trieste on TH-cam. I went to Trieste about 20 years ago and didn't know any of these sights existed. I'm tempted to go back and see it the right way. I'll also bring Jan Morris' s book about the city, which has fascinated her for decades. Thank you.
Great video Michele, Trieste is where my parents were from before they immigrated to Australia. It is the most un-Italian city in Italy and is very much a melting pot of cultures and cuisines which makes it very cosmopolitan. Your video provides a good introduction into the highlights of Trieste, there is so much more to see in the city and its surrounds. The coastline, the surrounding forested hills and the food scene is certainly worth exploring. It's great that you are promoting the city as it really is a hidden gem.........part of it's charm as it is not over-run by hoards of tourists......yet.
Grazie! So glad you enjoyed it 🤩🙏
Would Croatia be easily accessed from Trieste...Santorini?
My mama was born there, and raised there then married my dad, an American sodier.Her favorite food was saurkraut and polenta. Of course, my older sister and I were raised on food from this area😊
Excellent Video. Really covered a lot of the city and surrounding highlights. Professional, no wasted time, well spoken, vibrant, great presenter. Grazie Mille
Grazie 😊So glad you enjoyed it
Best video about Trieste!!!
And what an ice fall. Thank you. We will see in June.
You are the best💚thank you....hvala❤👍
Grazie mille !
Thanks for this video!
I’m not from Trieste, but I live very close and I’ve studied there for many years and I often go there.
Although it’s a crazy city when it comes to find a spot to park your car, I’m always amazed at how beautiful this city and its surroundings are.
It’s one of the least Italian cities one could think of but it definitely has its charm.
It is really rich, culturally speaking, and people from Trieste can be a lot of fun!
One of the rather absurd peculiarities of Trieste is the way its citizens order coffee… Ordering coffee as a local at a bar in Trieste requires the knowledge of a lingo which is not understood in any other Italian town.
I’m planning to make a lesson about it on my new channel (not this one with the pizza, which is dedicated only to songs).
Grazie per il video!!!
Great! Thank you!
Grazie mille 🤩 So glad you enjoyed it 💚
Thank you for the amazing guide! Great work!
Grazie! So glad you enjoyed it 🤩🙏
Greetings from Albuquerque, New Mexico USA! 🌻Really enjoyed your video👍. Your Italian is perfect. My mama was born in Trieste 1930. I remember her telling me that when the war broke out they would go down to the basement of the apartment and listen to the radio She was Only 10 at that time and so She thought it was a game She didn't realize the horrors of the War until She went to school later on and saw some horrible things. Married my dad, an American soldier, in Trieste in 1949. That's where my sister was born. We visited Mama's family often. This video brings back warm and happy memories. ❤❤
Really good video. Well done.
Grazie! So glad you enjoyed it 🤩🙏
Welll the video was fantastic! Nicely done. Thanks!
Grazie! My pleasure 🙏So glad you enjoyed it.
Heading to Trieste next month. Your video was so helpful!!! Grazie mille!!!
Prego! Have a wonderful time 🤩
Going next weekend .it looks fabulous
So glad you enjoyed it.Buon viaggio!
This is the best travel video of Trieste I’ve seem. I’m heading there in November and will use a lot of your pointers. Thanks for the great information.
I’m so pleased 😀 Have a wonderful trip!
1st time such amazing video about Trieste! Saved for my next trip!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it 😀
@@IntrepidItalian i am very grateful for this Trieste video. Gorgeous
Terrific video of a very underrated jewel of Italy.
Grazie! So glad you enjoyed it 🤩🙏
Very nice quality video! I like the way you apply yourself in your historical synopsis of sights. You make it clear, condensed, precise, up beat and you don't loose your thread. I also liked the way you covered histories dark past by adding your own emotions.
Trieste is a wonderful cosmopolitan city with spectacular views; with a mix of enchanting litte streets and enchanting little spots you want to get lost in.
That's so kind of you to say. Grazie mille :) So glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent video on Trieste, Italy🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹. I enjoy coastal castles with breathtaking sea views that are near caves.😊😊💕💕💕
Grazie 🤩
Nice tour guide, ❤ i like your vedeo
Grazie mille 🤩 I’m so glad you enjoyed it
Very interesting! Muy interesante!! Grazie tanti!!!❤
So glad you enjoyed it 😀
Absolutely amazing video! I am going there in 2 weeks and you made me fall in love with Trieste, thank you so much! ❤
My absolute pleasure! Buon viaggio! That's so kind of you to say. Grazie mille :)
Brava, fai bene a innamorarti della mia Trieste
Trieste mia, che nostalgia.
Wow you are amazing. I have been following lots of u-tube videos but you are the best , I am gong to Italy from the 6/9/ to 25/9/ , you have helped so much . thankyou
Oh that’s amazing! Grazie mille 🤩
What a beautiful place! Too bad I don't live there
Sarò lì questo luglio da 1 a 5 non vedo l'ora ❤ forse un posto posso trasferirmi un giorno 🤞🏽
Great informative video. I was in Trieste in the early 90's and came across a lot of Croatian & Slovenian people that have lived there for generations.
Grazie mille 🤩
Yes, that's mainly because Trst (Trieste) was always Slovenian city. It belonged to Austrian empire together with the rest of Slovenia and shared the same destiny for centuries. Ethnic Italians started moving there only after 1920, it's similar situation like Südtirol. None of those areas is rightfully Italian.
@@majstter7420comprati un libro di storia, magari obbiettivo.
Not even by far. Austrian censuses themselves disprove your delusional claims showing Slovenians have always been less than 25% of city’s overall population. Even stating Trieste’d have shared “the same destiny” of “the rest of Slovenia” is baseless, considering it has never been part of any of the predominantly- Slovenian entities of the former Austro-Hungarian empire, such as the nearby Carniola or the Eastern part of the county of Gorizia and Gradisca. Moreover, if you want to go back in history, the city was never conquered by the king Samo and his ancestors (6th century). Therefore there’s no continuity whatsoever with “the rest of Slovenia”. The only period the city was ever subjected to a Slavic statehood is thus limited to the 40 days of Tito’s occupation, which is still remembered as a nightmare even by non- communist local Slovenians. Lepo se imej!
My favourite place in Italy. My families home town
🤩 Have you visited? What did you enjoy the most?
I’ve been there 5 times. My zio loves on top of the hill overlooking the whole city and port. I love the cannells and eataly
Excellent video on Trieste, most visitors that make videos on Trieste just walk around the city centre. You've at least included some of the more interesting places to see such as the Grotto Gigante, Duino Castle and especially the Risiera di San Sabba (which I don't think I've seen anyone include in their Trieste guides before)
Bella Trieste !
Stupenda!
I love you and your video
Hello, i'm from Trieste! great video!
Tho i think youtube messed up with the sections names, are almost all wrong XD
Born and raised there until the age of 14, Trieste is my eternal love. A part of my soul. The peace that envelops me when I am by the sea, the sadness that fills me again and again as soon as I drive away and the sea disappears from my sight... adesso sono piena di melancolia😅
I too was born in Trieste back in 1956 until my parents took us all to Canada in 1960. I only been back once for a visit. I wish to return for a vacation there but I hate to fly.
Bellissima 🥰😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Grazie! So glad you enjoyed it 🤩🙏
How do I reach Sonia, the tour guide, directly?
Hi Michelle, I'm currently in Trieste
I hope you enjoyed this video 😀 Have a wonderful time 🤩
How about showing other places like :the old birreria in via Giulia, I’ll boschetto , Saint Giovanni church (where I married in 1955 ,) etc . Etc . Would be very enjoyable!
It would, but she’d move there for good
Good job you are very impressive girl
Hey Michele. I love your videos! I will be visiting Trieste and would like to book a tour with Sonja but the link did not work. Would you mind sharing her contact info? As well as the info for the "day trip to Lake Bled and Ljubljana". Thank you! Michelle
Oh I’m so sorry to hear that. All tours I took are linked in the description and in the guide on my website. Buon viaggio! 🇮🇹😊
@@IntrepidItalian what is your website
Where can I buy bus tickets at central main station? The small kiosk at the bus terminal seems to sell it, however I'll arrive on Sunday and it is closed Sundays.
Hello I’m from Trieste, recently nfc ticket selling machines have been added to every bus. You’ll just need to place your card onto the machine to purchase tickets whilst onboard. Also there’s plenty of automatic ticket selling machines on most bus stops where you can pay with cash or card
@@SDV___ hey, how is the university of Trieste? Is the city good for Students?
@@nikhiltiwari9698 the university is good, Trieste is a city with many students. The university of Trieste is an excellence in the study of physics. In Trieste there are some important institutes for advanced studies, PhD and research (SISSA school for advanced physics and AREA science park, with his synchrotron). The university is also known in Italy for naval engineering and the school for interpreters and translators. It is a city with many students from elsewere.
In Trieste now
Nice and educational video but at the history part you forgot to mention a huge part of this area. Fascist violence against the native Slovenian population, which is lasting for more than 100 years. The height of the Italian terror was in the period between the two great wars. At the beginning of the 20th century, Trieste was the largest Slovenian city. During this time, approximately 50,000 inhabitants of Trieste declared as Slovenes.
Or nearly 1/5 of Trieste’s overall population between 1911 and 1918
Or Yugoslav violence that you forget to mention lmao
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trst je naš!
Povero slavo!!
Sta zito, mona de s'ciavo.
A me è nata una forte passione per le lingue ma non sono portato, non so se la mia fatica sia collegata al mio essere sensibile,introverso e ai miei blocchi oppure no perchè ho notato che la maggior parte delle persone riesce a studiare le lingue facilmente, non so se sono nate tutte con la predisposizione innata e io insieme alla minoranza siamo gli unici sfigati a non averla e se serve avere un talento per non faticare con le lingue...
Spanish can do the job. Ciao comes the Chinese word tsao, brought in Italy by Marco Polo.
sorry, but linguists determined that 'ciao' stems from old Venetian "son vostro s'ciao (pronounced s-chao)" i.e. I am your slave.
@@Fufu8881 Maybe.
@@Fufu8881 Marco Polo was a Venitian.
really good slovenian city
Are u bored?😂😂
Do smth more important, kid
the best thing what to do in Trieste is visit Ljubljana :D :D ok....
Trst je naš
ne bodi neumen
Te piaseria a tananai de un s'ciavo.
Non ricominciamo!!!!