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Travel Guide to Trieste, Italy

This wonderful Italian city organically combines features from three very different cultures. The reason for this is in the fact that Trieste was under the rule of Austria for more than six centuries. The neighboring Slovenia has also caused a huge influence on the city. All these unique features have been intertwined with the sophisticated culture of Italy. While walking on the streets of the city you will notice that notifies and signs here usually have two types of labels on Italian and Slovenian languages.
Golfo di Trieste Bay is, without a doubt, one of the most remarkable places of the city. Here you will see snow-white yachts that are moored off the coast, small houses with red tiled roofs, as well as several restaurants with delicious food. Naturally, the impact of the three countries has affected the local kitchen as well, so the local restaurants will be genuinely interesting to visitors. Such a wide choice of dishes is hard to find in any other place throughout Italy.
The old part of the city is the location of numerous shops. Here you can also see street musicians and clowns who entertain passers-by and show their colorful performances to them. Your visit to Cathedral of St. Justus will surely become one of the most exciting excursions. The cathedral was built in the 14th century during the reign of the Austrian Empire. Via della Cattedrale is one of the most picturesque streets of this place. It looks much like a quarter of a typical Slovenian town.
Unification of Italy Square is the location of several attractions. Here you will see the local town hall, the building of the exchange and Church of St. Anthony. All these buildings are constructed in different styles: Renaissance, Baroque and Classicism. They look quite strange together, as if they have been moved to this square from three different countries. Several sights have preserved here since the time of the Roman Empire. The amphitheater is most famous monument of those times. You may also enjoy visiting ancient temples located nearby.
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Trieste: Major facts

Time zone 2:47 AM, GMT +1
Number of inhabitants 216,500
Local currency 1 Euro = 100 cents
Working hours Winter 9.00 – 18.00
Summer 9.00 – 19.00
Related sites http://www.turismofvg.it
Major newspapers and journals Il Piccolo (local)
Corriere della Sera
La Repubblica
La Stampa
Emergency telephone numbers Fire brigade: 115
Medical: 118
Police: 112

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