Stories of Trieste.
Where to eat in Trieste.
From the first coffee of the morning to the last aperitivo on the pier. Thirteen hand-picked addresses — restaurants, bars, wine bars. The guide we send our guests, now here too.
All the articles.
What to see in Trieste in a weekend.
Trieste isn’t something you visit. You move through it, slowly. Here’s how to spend two days doing it properly.
Where to stay in Trieste: the best areas.
The right neighbourhood changes a trip more than people think. An honest guide to four areas, drawn from our own experience in each.
The historic cafés of Trieste.
In Trieste, coffee isn’t just drunk. It’s "consumed," with a precise ritual. A guide to the city’s historic addresses.
The osmize of the Karst.
A tradition you won’t find in any other Italian city: a Karst farmer’s own home, open for just a few days a year.
Miramare: a guide to the castle and its park.
A residence built for love, facing the entire Gulf of Trieste.
Trieste in the bora.
A wind with a street map all its own. What to do when it takes over the city.
Literary Trieste: Joyce, Svevo, Saba.
The city that wrote a significant chapter of twentieth-century literature: almost without noticing.
Trieste off-season.
Arrive slowly. Stay a little longer. It’s the philosophy behind every one of our apartments, and it’s exactly what Trieste offers outside the busiest months.
The Cavana neighbourhood.
The neighbourhood tourists walk through without stopping, and they’re wrong to.
A short-term rental or a hotel in Trieste.
There’s no single right answer to this question. An honest comparison, without pushing either option.