Lipica Things to Do

The Pitteri youth club is in the heart of the San Giacomo district. It is the most technologically advanced youth club in the city. It offers computer courses, and also teaches youngsters how to navigate the Internet. It has lo... more

Festival Del Cinema Latino Americano, held in Autumn each year, celebrates and promotes Latin-American cinema in Italy. Films and documentaries shot by Latin American directors, both in and outside Latin America, are the main f... more

Hidden away in the alleyways of Muggia, in an enchanting area at the foot of a medieval castle, is this old, small church devoted to San Francesco. After having visited the church, ask to see the Consoli collection, which is in... more

This small place is famous for being the popular haunt for the Irish author, James Joyce, who had breakfast here every morning while teaching English at a nearby school. The atmosphere at La Pasticceria Pirona is refined, yet c... more

If you like popular theatre, then you cannot miss out on this. Hidden in a narrow street behind the church of San Vincenzo De Paoli, there is a theatre which shows the best of the current repertory performed in Trieste's dialec... more

This is probably the least known of the city's information points. But for trips outside the city, discovering the area and taditions of Friuli Venezia Giulia, this is definitely a point of reference. Here you will find informa... more

This tour is offered by the Tourist Guide Association of Trieste and lasts around four hours, covering some of the most important city sites with a competent, multilingual guide. It leaves from the central railway station, at t... more

Harry's Bar is refined, but unpretentious. It faces onto Piazza Oberdan, which in Trieste (because of the large amount of parking space available) is one of the main meeting points before going out to eat or to a nightclub. It... more

For over 20 years, this cinema, situated in the green and quiet of the paseggio Andrea offers an exhaustive panorama of the best contemporary films. The films, on first showing, range from well-known films which are often promo... more

This exhibition was first set up in 1904, when the fishing society, founded in 1888, opened a museum of fishing. The museum was enlarged over the years and changed location a number of times. It is now not more than ten minutes... more