Cattedrale di San Giusto Martire

“It's a very nice museum that was built by the Baron Revoltella, a very generous patron of the city's cultural life. There is the formerly private palace with all the representative rooms to see and also the modern part with an art collection. In summer there is also a rooftop terrace café with amazing views over the city and the Gulf of Trieste”

“Tommaseo coffee is the oldest coffee in Trieste; it dates back to 1825, taking its name from the Paduan owner Tommaso Marcato, but later it was renamed Tommaseo, in honor of the Dalmatian linguist, writer and patriot.Curiosity: Italo Svevo wrote here and the Triestine Claudio Magris created his own masterpiece "Danube" right at the tables of this café”

“A must visit for meat lovers who can take austro-hungarian food. In their own words, A tradition that they “intend to pursue with passion and dedication, as was done in these decades, welcoming anyone, whether from Trieste or not, the Mayor or a student, to experience the essence of Trieste in a friendly environment , lively and with unique flavors.” Insider tip: you can’t book this place, so go early or late if you want to sit outside Via della Cassa di Risparmio, 3 ”

“Un lounge ,sushi bar e restaurant in Piazza Venezia a due passi da via Torino; la via della "movida triestina".”

“One of the most prestigious historical cafés. The Viennese style grand café is an ideal place to hang out and have some coffee and cake - or even an aperitivo in a very classy but still relaxed atmosphere. Can be combined with a visit to the impressive Synagogue (the second largest in Europe) that is just around the corner. ”