• Piazza dell’Unita d’Italia - The largest plaza in Europe with one side open to the sea.
• Piazza della Borsa - During the Austro-Hungarian period, Trieste was so significant that it boasted its own stock exchange.
• Piazza del Ponterosso - The Grand Canal of Trieste was once the central waterway for the city’s saltworks. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the district was modernized and named in honor of Empress Maria Theresia, the renowned Habsburg monarch. The area is also known for its notable statue of James Joyce.
• Teatro Romano di Trieste - The ruins of a Roman Theatre from the 1st century, evidencing Trieste’s ancient history that extends back to the Roman era and beyond.

• Private tour
• Professional guide

• Food and drinks

Embarking on a personal guided expedition across Trieste is an excellent method to delve into the allure of this delightful city. A seasoned and certified local guide will introduce and elucidate the city’s prime attractions, often referred to as Vienna’s seaside equivalent. Delve into the city’s past as the walk will take you to times when the city began to flourish, and then through history, culture, art, and untold tales, you will be brought back to the present time.

• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.