Postojna Things to Do

Ten minutes from Piazza dell'Unità d'Italia, near to the Ausonia spa center, is this thermal institution which is a source of pride and joy to the town council, led by the trade unionist Riccardo Illy, the famous coffee entrepr... more

This cultural association was born just after WWII in 1946 and it continues to promote the arts and culture in Trieste as it follows current social trends.  Its events are free and open to everyone. They host lectures, concerts... more

On the San Giusto hill, five minutes from the Piazza dell'Unità d'Italia, is the oldest church in the city. It dates from the paleo-Christian era and is a small building in a clear Roman taste, with some Gothic accents, such as... more

Slightly out of the city in Opicina, this is still an ideal place to go on a warm summer's evening. It is a traditional pub, that offers excellent toasts and generous, tasty sandwiches and has a large capacity, with place for 2... more

Along a tree-lined road, where there are many gelaterie and cinemas, this characteristic venue offers live music every evening, mainly jazz, folk and rock and cabaret accompanied by an amazing multi-ethnic cuisine. Acquired by... more

You would never think it but this small gelateria (not far fronm the train station, on a busy, noisy road) is the best in the city. The lines at the counter and the dozens of cars parked haphazardly in front of the shop, (espec... more

In the old Campo Marzio station, opened in 1906 by the Archduke Francesco Ferdinando, this museum tells the story of the evolution of railway transport through the use of documents, photos, models, videos, locomotives, carriage... more

Away from the main road, the big green sign of Old London stands out. After having entered the double glass doors you will come into this new venue where great attention has been paid to detail. Everything, from the bar to the... more

This was opened in 1839 in the lovely Stratti building, home of the Assicurazioni Generali, and looks onto the Piazza dell'Unità d'Italia. It is the most exclusive cafe in the city and is especially popular on Sunday mornings.... more

Built in 1716 as a Franciscan cloister, this complex served as a hospital during the English invasions, and was later converted into a school. In 1928, the building was partially destroyed to make way for the expansion of the a... more