Things To Do In TRIESTE, Italy | TOP 12

Things To Do In TRIESTE Italy. Trieste TOP 12. Trieste, the most cosmopolitan city in Italy. It is known as the Italian capital of coffee, home of University of coffee and beautiful historical cafes. Trieste is also home of the largest sailing regatta in the world and the largest sea facing square in Europe. Before the First World War Trieste was the most important sea port of the Austrian Empire, but now it is often overlooked as an Italian hidden gem. Hi guys, my name is Rok and I’ve spent the last 9 years travelling around Europe as a tour guide and I can’t wait to show you Things To Do In Trieste, Italy.

Things To Do In Trieste Italy:
00:00 Intro
01:00 Monte Grisa
03:04 Napoleonic Trail
03:58 Molo Audace
04:52 Canal Grande
05:48 San Sabba Rice Mill
06:44 Roman Theatre Of Trieste
07:17 Vittoria Lighthouse
08:08 Barcola Beach
09:07 Cathedral of San Giusto
10:06 Castle of San Giusto
10:48 Miramare Castle
12:18 Piazza Unita D'Italia
14:03 Conclusion

MY FAVOURITE TRIESTE EXPERIENCES (affiliate links):
HOP-ON HOP-OFF TOUR: Trieste Bus Tour with Audio Guide

PRIVATE TOUR: Trieste: 2-Hour Private Walking Tour

GUIDED TOUR: Trieste Panoramic City and Miramare Castle Tour

GUIDED TOUR: Trieste: 2.5-Hour Prosecco Origins Tour and Tastings

DAY TRIP: Piran and Slovenia Coast Tour from Trieste

DAY TRIP: Lipica Stud Farm and Škocjan Caves from Trieste

If you have any questions about Trieste, just leave them in the comment section. Also share your thoughts, your ideas and your experience about Trieste.
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Rok Goes Around

P.S.: Rok is a traveler, a cinematic vlogger and a tour guide. On this travel channel he is combining his 20 years of travelling experience, his 10 years of filmmaking experience and his 9 years of tour guiding experience.

[rokgoesaround]

Here you can book some of my Favorite TRIESTE Experiences:

[quinariuscoin]

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.

[rmco]

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!

[michaelhellerslien]

Trieste is a magical place with friendly people! Definitely worth a visit.

[GrattanHillSettler]

Great guide; it will prove very useful for my trip to Trieste.

[TravelwithLily]

Thanks for the introduction to Trieste. Cant wait to visit!

[patrickfitzgerald]

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.

[patridancing]

A very clear and explanatory video of a city that I am longing to visit. Thank you very much, hug from Argentina.

[woywoy]

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.

[reycosep]

Nice tour guide VIVA Italia ❤ historical

[wolfriderpack]

Your videos are top notch and full of great information.🏆 Thank you!

[derekantill]

This just has to be the best video on things to see in Trieste. Many thanks.

[brizzle]

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!

[leilal]

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.

[gergecs]

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.

[cesarepelaschier]

i was also born in trieste, migrated to australia in the late 50s, what a beautiful city.thanks for video,

[girlfrmars]

Grotta Gigante is another cool place to visit. It’s the second largest touristic cave in Europe.

[franknews]

Nice, I'd include Grotta Gigante which is the largest tourist cave on earth.

[DanielSilva-cfri]

Rok, as always giving excellent and clear informations for all of us. Gracias amigo!!

[Johnny_Benson]

One of the best experiences I ever had when i was in the military! By far one of my favorite places.