Top 20 Best Things to Do in Trieste - 2023

"I talked to you about a few Italian niche cities in the first few articles, and I continued today. Trieste is located on the northeastern shore of the Adriatic Sea, on the northwest side of the Istra Peninsula, and on the top of Trieste Bay, the largest free port city in Italy. After World War II, it was administered by Yugoslavia and returned to Italy after 1954. Today I will take you to the Italian Unification Square. This is the main square of Trieste, the largest seaside square in Europe. Surrounded by beige historical buildings on three sides, the other side is facing the bay, it looks very atmospheric, located at the foot of San Giusto Mountain, facing the Adriatic Sea, once the main port of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, not only the prosperous seaport city but also the center of music and literature. But then it gradually fell into depression with the integration of Italy. Italy has two unity squares, this is the earliest and largest, so you generally ask the Italians where is your unity square? They will tell you in Trieste. The other one I have been to in Florence, it is indeed half the size. The square was built in the 19th century around the city hall, district administration building and other government offices, and the opposite sea view is more beautiful, and the bronze statue of the flag-raising man on the shore is called the Liberation Monument. The most important thing here is the cruise home port, which can park tens of thousands of tons of large cruise ships. This time I came to Trieste at the invitation of Italy's largest cruise company, Gosida, because in two days, the new ship Gosida Venice in the photo is set sail. I am looking forward to it!"

"The Revoltella Museum, located in the heart of Trieste, is a collection of paintings and ancient home furniture from the 17th century or so of Italian nobles. The museum building was formerly the house of Italian nobles. The interior decoration is very particular. Gilted handles, gold wallpaper, look expensive."

"I took you to Bari a few days ago, and today we continue our trip to Trieste, Italy. Trieste is a famous seaport city in northeast Italy. Today, the Miramaré Castle I take you to is the city's most famous attraction, and the value of this castle is of great importance to the whole of Italy! She was built on the seaside of the Adriatic Sea, near Trieste Bay, between 1856 and 1860 for the Grand Duke of Austro-Hungarian Maximiliano I and his wife. The castle of Miramare was designed by Carl Junker and looks like it stands directly above the waves. Surrounded by a 22-hectare garden, this garden is known for its diverse tropical trees and flowers, quiet and elegant, comfortable and elegant, and this time I went to the middle of March, affected by the warm ocean currents, the flowers have been competing to open, people feel refreshed. The white Miramare Castle is surrounded by mountains and seas, with beautiful scenery. It is said that none of the many rooms in the castle can't see the sea, so this castle is known as a "water-friendly mansion". Walking into the castle, I visited Maximiliano I's master room and guest room, and pictures of his crowning Mexican lord hang on the walls. All rooms in the present Miramaré castle remain decorated and decorated in the same year, in a rationalist style, with decorations, furniture and other history dating back to the mid-19th century. Visiting the castle requires an appointment in advance, and the appointment form is handed over to the staff in the main entrance of the castle. Photographs are allowed in the castle but no videos are allowed. And you must visit in the order of signs placed inside, so you cannot walk around."

"SantoSpiridione Serbian Orthodox Church, located in the downtown area of Trieste, is the largest Orthodox Church in the area. The church building is Renaissance style. When there is usually no religious activity, you can visit it for free. There is a large square outside the church. Every night, there will be many locals here to take a leisure stroll, and the night view is very beautiful."

"St. Justus Cathedral, located on a hillside in downtown Trieste, built around the 12th century, the cathedral has two separate chapels, the interior decoration is simple, the light is also very dim, there are several exquisite oil lamps on the walls, it seems that the whole space is quiet and sacred."

"Canal Grande is the center of a great city. Venice has a reputation of being over-crowded and over-rated, but I didn’t think that at all. There are a ton of great places to eat on each side of the canal. And don’t forget the gelato!!!"

"Trieste is the port city, industrial and commercial center of the northeastern Italian border, the capital of the province of Friuli-Venice Giulia and Trieste, and the Roman Theatre was built between the 1st and 2nd centuries AD, typical of the semicircular Roman Theatre. Located on the southeast side of Unification Square, there are occasional concerts in summer."

"Italy's achievements in ancient astronomical observations are obvious, and the equipment was at the leading level at the time!"