NAVIGATOR
busy lunch. Reservations are probably necessary in season, with a nice variety of fresh dishes, fish heavy with traditional, busy and helpful staff €€€ | Via della Sorgente, 2
PEPENERO PEPEBIANCO
A relatively new restaurant, balancing traditional cooking with innovation, the chef and owner delivers a nice range of fresh and eloquently cooked food. Not cheap, but an excellent choice for a business meeting or celebratory evening. Wine selection is broad and excellent, certainly try to book in advance. €€€€ | Via Cecilia de Rittmeyer, 14/a
DRINK
URBANIS Situated halfway between the Piazzas Della Borsa and Unità d’Italia, this very chic affair is a pavement-side haunt of many locals come evening, looking for a quick drink on the way home. Especially good for a drink on a balmy summer evening, when they also serve outside snacks with an aperitif.
BAR STELLA Ideal for the slightly younger set, you will find a bevy of university aged kids here burning giant holes in their grant checks.
BIRRERIA BUNKER A plentiful and
varied selection of beers
on tap, this is a decent hostelry for beer lovers with friendly and knowledgeable staff.
CAFFE SAN MARCO A beautiful old-style cafe and famous literary haunt. Very traditional and worth a visit for an aperitif, but watch out for the steep prices.
CULTURAL AFTERNOON
MERCATO COPERTO Built in 1936 by a rich local merchant in order to provide shelter for small vendors, the ground floor features a varied assortment of stalls hawking fresh produce, spices and flowers, with clothing etc on the upper levels.
MUSEO REVOLTELLA Pasquale Revoltella bequeathed his palace, art collection and other personal effects to the city upon his death in 1869. The current exhibition space exceeds 4000 square metres.
CASTELLO DI MIRAMARE The castle, which was built for the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand, whose assassination began WWI, is now a museum. The gardens are immaculately maintained and are well worth exploring.
TEATRO ROMANO Trieste has its share of Roman ruins. The Teatro Romano is a small amphitheatre that dates back almost 2000 years. It’s still used for occasional performances, but even empty is an impressive sight.
BORGO TERESIANO
Much of the graceful city-centre area north of Corso Italia dates to the 18th-century reign of Empress Maria Theresa, including the photogenic Canal Grande. Reflecting centuries of architecture and regal living.
IL ROSSETTI
This theatre plays host to local plays, musicals, ballet, opera, dance and rock concerts. Plan your trip and book your tickets in advance for this delightful venue.
PORTO DI TRIESTE
45º 38′ N 13º 45′ E VHF 14 & 11 Tel +39 040 3720812 Email
mail@triesteyachtservice.com Website
www.triesteyachtservice.com Max length 200m+ Max beam No limit Max draught 18m
BUCKET LIST
OUT TO BRUNCH Caffè San Marco is a splendid Belle Epoque coffee house which was a favourite haunt of writer James Joyce. Delight in the fanciful décor, antique cash register and po-faced waiters as you wait for your typical Triestine espresso served in a small glass.
PONTEROSSO MARKETS These daily markets have been setting up stall for over 200 years. On the banks of the Grand Canal, the stalls offer a variety of temptations from clothes to fresh fruit and vegetables, and the opportunity for some hot snacks too.
DRINK COFFEE With Illy Coffee coming from Trieste, the café scene here is amazing. Stop in at any number of the little shops around town for an espresso at the bar. Forget your double-mocha-vanilla- nut-low-fat-latte.
AN APERITIF Avail of anything from a glass of Prosecco (€2) to a complex, prize- winning wine from the Carso at €6 a glass at Osterio Da Marino. Early evening drinkers get superior complementary snacks. A glorious way to watch the sun set.
GELATERIA SOBAN Chiara Soban comes from a family of artisan gelato makers originally from the Veneto. They have three gelaterias in Piedmont, and have brought this first franchise to Trieste.
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