Trieste Travel Guide: What to do in Italy’s Best-Kept Secret

Looking for an off-the-beaten-path adventure? Trieste is the perfect destination! Explore this unspoiled city with an authentic vibe, away from the crowds. Here's what you can expect:

🏰 Miramare Castle: Stunning views and rich history by the sea.
☕ Historic Cafés: Sip coffee in the same spots where famous writers once did.
🏘️ Old Town Strolls: Wander through grand piazzas and charming streets.
🌄 Carso Hills Hikes: Discover nature trails with breathtaking panoramas.
🦑 Seafood Delights: Enjoy fresh, local cuisine by the Adriatic coast.
🛶 Port of Trieste: Experience the vibrant harbor life and its maritime history.
Trieste is a hidden gem that offers a less crowded, authentic experience in secret Italy. Join us and uncover the true essence of this off-the-beaten-path city! 🌍✨

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Guided Tours I Recommend for Trieste
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[Opecina]

Thank you .Triest ist in my Heart .I Love this City .Greats from Berlin .❤❤❤

[GrantFethers-bhlk]

Thank you Excellent Video you really stand out above all the the Guides I have looked at You are a Professional Five Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐...I have subscribed

[richardnoegel]

Truly a first-rate travel video. Beautifully realized. Very intelligent narration.

[dohhomer]

This is a great video if you want to visit Trieste, we just have and we watched this before, during and again after our trip. Thanks for posting, it's an excellent travel guide, we felt we'd seen it all after ticking off the various places.

[eufreon]

Thank you so much for your videos! I've only watched two so far, but they both provide a ton of useful information, and the video quality is almost like that of travel channels. It's very enjoyable to see all those beautiful places and to listen to your narration, you can tell it's done by a professional.

[GhettoGirlTravels]

I just arrived and will be here for five days.

[CiaobellaAmour]

Will be there for my birthday week in December ❤

[happysweety]

Thank you for sharing the information about Trieste. I saw it’s one of cruise ports near Venice. I was thinking to find the cruise line not in Trieste. Now I might reconsider.😂

[nicolaloverre]

This is by far the best and most genuine video on Trieste I have seen on youtube (and I do know the city)

[dale]

Im visiting for a few days late May. Planning to call across to Ljubljana.

[Dario-ef]

The whole region of Friuli-Venezia-Giulia is a must see from the sea, the flatlands all the way into Alps.

[garrysacramento]

Awesome video! Thank you so much for sharing.

[blh]

Great video! We are will be in Venice for a couple of weeks over Christmas and New Year's Day. I'm a coffee lover, so we are planning at least a day trip to Trieste. You are the first person, in all the videos I've seen, that mentioned the buffets. I wasn't able to catch the name of the buffet you had filmed at, but it looked right up my alley. Would you mind replying with the name? Thanks so much for the content and I'm looking forward to watching your other videos.

[ConanNYC]

I'm Italian American & plan to retire to Italy after I am done with work. Next year I plan to start scouting different cities, Triest is on the list to check out. Do you have video how you moved to Italy?

[asianigurenko]

Interesting and very useful. Thank you!!!

[darrendarren]

excellent video. Is that a Boston accent?

[yuhwabuin]

I'm preparing for a family trip in December and this video is very helpful. Thank you so much.

[tonylarussa]

Hardly encountered anyone at all FOR NOW!!

[larrydawson]

Disembarkation from cruise in Trieste. Will require taxi to train station to store bags there. Tips for this process? Later that day taking direct train to Trieste airport.

[kartdriver]

Tecnically is not a CAP in B, is CAPO.
Mostly is an abbreviation for Capuccino straight from our dialect.
Also just a fair warning for everyone, the prices and the time to wait at the "caffe degli specchi" which is in our main square is HUMONGOS, we talk almost 2 times expensive as normal coffee, and if on summer days or good days, is FULL of people and tourists, so will take a while to take a seat.
A good and nice alternative if I can say, near there is also Urbanis, which is also another historic bar in here.
Also you are right, the monument in Piazza Unità used to be a fountain, then with issues on the basements and more they never opened the water again...sadge.
Fun fact about our canal, the entire zone is called "ponte rosso" or "red bridge", on it there is a newer one they made recently and is funnly enough called "ponte curto" or "shortie bridge" cus when they where about to open it to the public, it was found out it was shorter than it was needed, it became a meme around locals.
Still pretty nice video!