Top Things to do In Trieste 2022

"I talked to you about a few small Italian cities, and I continue today. Trieste is the largest free port city in Italy on the northeast coast of the Adriatic Sea, on the northwest side of the Easterra Peninsula, and on the top of Trieste Bay. After World War II, it was under the jurisdiction of Yugoslavia and returned to Italy after 1954. Today I'm taking you to the Italian Unity Square, the main square in Trieste and the largest seafront square in Europe. Surrounded by the historic buildings of the Beige, on three sides, the bay, which looks like a very atmospheric place, at the foot of the San Giusto, facing the Adriatic Sea, which was the main port of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, was at the time a thriving harbour city and a center of music and literature. But then it became a bit of a depression after the annexation of Italy. Italy has two unifying squares, which are the first and largest, so you usually ask the Italians where your unifying square is? They will tell you in Trieste. Another I've been to in Florence, which is certainly half smaller. The square was built around the 19th century, with government offices like town halls, district administration buildings, and a better view of the sea, with bronze statues of flag-waving people on the shore called the Liberation Monument. The most important is the cruise home port, which can hold tens of thousands of tons of large cruise ships, I came to Trieste this time at the invitation of Italy's largest cruise company, Venice, because in two days is the picture of the Venice's new ship. I look forward to it!"

"It is a very important core square in the city center. The square around here is also very simple. There are some hotels and small shops. The old-fashioned houses are really simple. It is very suitable for visiting here."

"Tartini Square in Piran, France is located in the center of the old city. It is a large circular square on the ground, surrounded by some hundreds of years of old buildings. This is the essence of the entire old city. It is a must-visit place for every tourist, where you can fully feel the history and charm of the South France region."

"The city centre square began as a marketplace and public meeting place, and later also used for announcements, trials, festivals, etc., usually concentrating a large number of religious and memorial buildings."

"Located in the center of the capital, Ljubljana, Republic Square is the political center of Slovenia. Next to the square is the Slovenian Parliament Building. The huge platform is where Slovenia declared its independence on June 25, 1991. There are two sculptures beside it."

"The center of the square is a bronze statue of the famous poet and the lyricist of the national anthem Pleschelen. It is the place where Slovenia declared independence, and it is very historic and important landmark of Slovenia, and it is a solemn feeling."

"St. Mark's Square is not big, you can go around, I am weekend, so there are many tourists. The weather in Venice is sunny, I like the weather in Venice very much, very comfortable, there are many restaurants and famous brand shops nearby, it is very convenient to eat and shop."

"Near San Lucas Square is the Goldoni Theatre. The area is small, but because it is near the Rialto Bridge, it is very busy. Passing by Piazza San Marco, the famous Turin bar is here, there are some light concerts in the square at night, and some tour companies"

"According to the map on the mobile phone, there is no obvious mark. It is said that this side is a Jewish residential area, but there is an area on the map. This side feels no different from other places, the same small alley."

"Piazza Santa Margarita is full of real Venetian life, full of small vendors from day to night, tourists sitting next to the pillars in the middle of the square chatting, surrounded by cafes and restaurants, sometimes even open air markets, from here to the south is the fist bridge"