Castello di Miramare
Trieste
(12 Km)
This castle overlooks a wonderful panorama, surrounded by a large park of 22 hectares and close to the sea, for this reason its name is Miramar, in the Italianized form, deriving from the Spanish “mirar el mar” because the castle was built by the Archduke of Austria and Emperor of Mexico, Maximilian of Habburg-Lorraine. In the park there is also the castle, a smaller building where the archduke lived before the construction of the castle. Inside, the castle consists of numerous rooms.
Civico Museo "Revoltella" e Galleria d'Arte Moderna
Trieste
(5 Km)
The museum was founded in 1872 by Baron Pasquale Revoltella. The venue of the museum is located in the palace of the same name and became the property of the city after the death of the Baron. Inside there are not only works by Revoltella, but also works by different artists, such as Carlo Carrà, Domenico Induno and many others, which the municipality acquired thanks to the donation that the baron himself had made to the city.
Civico Museo di Storia ed Arte - Orto Lapidario
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Civic Museum originated in the nineteenth century with the intent of collecting the ancient material, preserves epigraphs, monuments and sculptures of the Roman, Medieval and Modern times and later it was enriched with private donations of artifacts from different civilizations.
Civico Museo del Castello di S. Giusto
Trieste
(5 Km)
The castle of San Giusto is one of the symbols of Trieste, and was built on the hill of San Giusto. The castle was built before the middle of 1200. Before the castle, a defensive tower stood on the hill, which in 1309 was rebuilt, by the Venetians, as a fortress called the “Captain's House”. It is called this way since the commander of the occupying army resided there.
Teatro Romano
Trieste
(6 Km)
The origins of the theater date back to the I-II century after Christ and was discovered in 1814 by the architect Pietro Nobile. During the demolition of the ancient part of the city, the theater was brought to light.
Acquario Marino
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Aquarius was inaugurated about 80 years ago, in the building that previously served as a fish market. Inside there were several species of marine fauna (e.g. rings, crustaceans and numerous fish) and the famous pair of penguins from South Africa, who lived for almost 31 years. On the first floor we find a vivarium that contains some species of freshwater: reptiles, amphibians and fish.
Civico Museo Sartorio
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Civic Museum Sartorio is located in Trieste, a short distance from the museum of natural history. It houses antique furnishings and objects, ceramics, library, collections of paintings, drawings by Giambattista Tiepolo and a gypsoteca - gliptoteca. The Sartorio Civic Museum was founded by the homonymous family and the official partial opening dates back in 1949. The museum, together with its furnishings, was donated to the City Council by the last heir of the family.
Palazzo del Lloyd Triestino
Trieste
(6 Km)
Building currently the seat of the Regional Council, was inaugurated in 1883, designed by architect Heinrich von Ferstel in Renaissance style. At that time, the company was called Austrian Lloyd. In front of the structure there were two fountains, one 'depicting' Theti, the other Venus, protectors of fresh and salt water respectively. This would also logically link to the fact that Lloyd would be a shipping company.
Palazzo Pitteri
Trieste
(6 Km)
The Pitteri Palace was built in 1780 by Ulderico Moro, at the behest of Domenico Plenario, a shopkeeper of the time. This is the oldest palace in the square, which is visited by hundreds of tourists every year. An interesting fact is that an apartment was also designed in the building for the architect Moro.
Casa Steiner
Trieste
(6 Km)
The building was designed in 1824 by the Austrian architect Matteo Pertsch very active in Trieste in the early decades of the nineteenth century. The current appearance of the building almost faithfully reflects the original idea of the author; compared to the design signed by Pertsch, the pilasters have been modified, originally smooth, the themes represented in the relief and the sculptural group crowning the façade that has not been performed in the realization. The name of the palace comes from the costume shop of Ignazio Steiner who was in the same place at the beginning of the twentieth century.
Fontana dei Quattro Continenti
Trieste
(6 Km)
The Fountain was built in the middle of the 18th century by Mazzoleni. It took its name from its structure consisting of 4 statues, depicting the continents obviously known already at the time. The same was demolished and removed over the years, and gave rise to discussions for its restoration, until the decision to put it back in the center of the square, being restored and repositioned. From that moment it became a very visited point of interest and loved by locals and tourists.
Palazzo del Governo
Trieste
(6 Km)
This palace was designed by the Viennese architect Emil Artman and built between 1901-1905. It underwent a renovation in 1960 and today, this building, is home to the offices of the Government Commissariat. It is considered one of the most beautiful buildings in Piazza dell'Unita d'Italia.
Teatro Verdi
Trieste
(6 Km)
The Teatro Verdi, born under the name of Teatro Nuovo, is one of the oldest opera houses in activity in the city of Trieste. It was built between 1798 and 1801 by the architects Gian Antonio Selva (the same as the Venice Phoenix) and Matteo Pertsch. The structure of the building resumes that of the “Teatro della Scala”. The inauguration took place on 21 April 1801. Today, the “Giuseppe Verdi” Opera Theatre Foundation has a stable orchestra, a stable choir, a dance body and excellent workshops. The Foundation carries out an intense operatic activity.
Palazzo Carciotti
Trieste
(6 Km)
The building was built for the Greek merchant Demetrio Carciotti between 1797 and the beginning of the 19th century on a project by the architect Matteo Pertsch. Palazzo Carciotti is located in a prominent position at the beginning of the Grand Canal, clearly visible from the sea. It is characterized by a high dome covered in copper and adorned, on top, by a Napoleonic eagle. The Palace, in 1831, hosted the Assicurazioni Generali, subsequently the Port Authority and, currently, belongs to the Municipality of Trieste.
Sinagoga Ebraica
Trieste
(6 Km)
The synagogue was first documented in the 13th century and was the work of Ruggero and Arduino Berlam. Over the years, it was part of many events of the Jews from Trieste, becoming in the 20th century one of the largest synagogues in Europe. Inside we can find the oratory and the majestic synagogue, which are used in case of big holidays. Today it is managed by the Jewish community of Trieste, and is home to different structures of this community.
Stazione
Trieste
(6 Km)
The old railway station was built in 1857 by the project of engineer Carlo Ghega. The Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph was also present at the inauguration of the station. Like technology, the station has also made great strides towards its improvement through the many renovations it has undergone. The passenger movement is around 6 million people per year.
Tempio Mariano di Monte Grisa
Trieste
(11 Km)
The Temple dates back to 1960. Under the proposal of Archbishop Strazzacappa it was dedicated to Mary Mother and Queen, and its main purpose was that of union among different peoples. The interior has a very special structure, and we can also find the statue of Our Lady of Fatima. In 1992 it was also visited by Pope John Paul II, an event that is part of the history of the temple.
Statua di Carlo VI
Trieste
(6 Km)
Located a few meters to the right of the Fountain of the Four Continents, in 1728, a column of white stone bears the statue of Charles VI Habsburg, in occasion of the Emperor's visit in Trieste.
Palazzo Modello
Trieste
(8 Km)
Built by the architect Giuseppe Bruni between 1871 and 1873. Modello because it would serve as an example architecture for the restructuring which was taking place in what was now known as Piazza Grande, now Piazza dell'Unità d'Italia.
Il Duomo
Gorizia
(46 Km)
The beautiful Cathedral Gorizia, Friuli Venezia Giulia, is one of the main buildings in the city, built in XIV century on an old Gothic chapel dedicated to St. Ahaz, today it honors St. Hilary of Aquileia and Tatian.
Borgo Castello
Gorizia
(40 Km)
A typical well-preserved village that was formed by beautiful Venetian ramparts erected in 1509. There are beautiful things to see and live again in this charming medieval sea place. Do not forget of visit the port Leopoldina.
Chiesa barocca di S. Ignazio
Gorizia
(40 Km)
This characteristic and charming baroque church dedicated to St. Ignatius was built around the years 1654 and 1757. It features a rich Baroque decoration that absolutely deserves to be seen.
Piazza Vittoria
Gorizia
(43 Km)
The Victoria Square in Gorizia, Friuli Venezia Giulia, is home to some of the most beautiful monuments of the city, including the baroque Church of St. Ignatius (between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries) and the Fountain of Neptune also from
Fontana di Nettuno
Gorizia
(43 Km)
The beautiful Fountain of Neptune is in the heart of Victoria Square in Gorizia, Friuli Venezia Giulia. Wonderful monument, a symbol of the city, opposite to the church of S. Ignatius which was standing in the middle of the eighteenth century.
Palazzo Attems Petzenstein
Gorizia
(40 Km)
The Palazzo Attems Petzenstein in Gorizia, is a grand building of 1745 which houses inside the Provincial Museum which preserves a important and rich cultural and historical heritage which is well worth a visit.
Bunker di Guerra
Duino Aurisina
(23 Km)
There is nearby the Castle of Duino a bunker that was used during the Second World War. A place that remembers and tells a sad piece of world history.
Villaggio del Pescatore
Duino Aurisina
(25 Km)
In the beautiful Fisherman's Village, in Duino, there is an interesting area which houses one of the most important paleontological sites of dinosaur remains in Italy.
La Basilica Patriarcale
Aquileia
(37 Km)
It has a Latin cross plan; the interior has three naves, divided by a reuse colonnade, which reach the transept where three richly frescoed apses open.
Biblioteca Comunale "Sandro Pertini"
Ronchi dei Legionari
(33 Km)
The “Sandro Pertini” Municipal Library is located in a building dating back to the end of the 18th century and has a bibliographic and documentary heritage of almost 80000 units, divided into sections and placed completely open shelf
Città romana tardo imperiale
Aquileia
(37 Km)
The archaeological area, located on the Via Giulia Augusta, has a space of great historical importance. It is an area in which in ancient times a Roman city stood, the remains of which are still visible: the domus, the oratory, the mosaics and several other Roman elements of the time. The site is carefully curated by the National Archaeological Museum of Aquileia, which organizes tours itineraries to show closely what is left of the ancient city.
Basilica di Sant'Eufemia
Grado
(31 Km)
Rocca di Monfalcone
Monfalcone
(30 Km)
The Fortress of Monfalcone was built around 490 AD by Theodoric, the king of the Ostrogoths. Over the years the fortress was damaged several times by the Turks. By the end of the 16th century, the building lost its defensive role and was abandoned for a long time, until 1955 when restoration work began. Since 1968 it has been home to the Paleontological Museum.
Rocca di Monrupino Diroccato
Monrupino
(14 Km)
The Rocca di Monrupino has a homonymous sanctuary inside it, which is one of the most visited pilgrimage destinations in the province. Initially it was a prehistoric castle, then a fortified castle and ultimately a massive fortress. The fortress is also known as Tabor, from the Turkish language. Today, only part of the entire original construction is visible.
Galleria Lipanjepuntin
Trieste
(6 Km)
LipanjePuntin artecontemporanea
Trieste
(6 Km)
The gallery dedicates most of his work to photography artists as well as video and performative ones (Anton Corbijn, Franko B, Masbedo).
Galleria Planetario
Trieste
(6 Km)
Galleria Torbandena
Trieste
(6 Km)
Galleria Torbandena, founded in 1964 in Trieste, deals with the 20th European and American art as well as with international contemporary art.
Castello di Duino
Duino Aurisina
(23 Km)
Private residence of the Princes della Torre and Tasso (von Thurn und Taxis), Duino Castle has been open to the public since 1 July 2003. It is open every day from March to the end of October, and on weekends and holidays during the rest of the 'year.
An enchanting location for events, Duino Castle is located on the outskirts of Trieste, immersed in nature amidst history, culture and nobility.
Castello vecchio Duino ruderi
Duino Aurisina
(23 Km)
The ancient castle of Duino was built in 1389 by the will of Ugone di Duino. After his death, the castle passed to his brother-in-law and remained the property of the Della Torre family for 420 years. Between 2008 and 2009, the castle was the venue of the City of Trieste Prize competition.
Palazzo Arcivescovile
Gorizia
(40 Km)
The Archbishop's Palace was built in 1587, in the Gothic Baroque style, with simple lines, by Count Giovanni Cobenzi. Later it became the residence of the noble Codelli family and in 1749 it was donated to the herarium to become an Archbishop's Palace.
Sinagoga
Gorizia
(40 Km)
The building was built in the center of the former Jewish ghetto in 1756. The appearance of the building today is that of the last renovation carried out in 1894. Currently within its walls, the 'Museum of Jerusalem on the Soca is housed, which revives the history of the people of Israel and the Goritian Jewish community.
Palazzo Coronini Cronberg
Gorizia
(41 Km)
The construction of the building began in the last decade of the sixteenth century, between 1593 and 1598, and at the last renovation (2002-2006) testimonies were discovered in the walls that suggest that the building was built at a pre-existing tower structure. Statues, a large pergola with marble columns surrounded by roses, a fountain, a pond and a rock garden, are located in the east, which is the most well-kept.
Sacrario Militare di Oslavia
Gorizia
(43 Km)
The shrine dates back to 1938 in honor of the soldiers who lost their lives during World War I. It was designed by Venturi and today it houses more than 57,000 soldiers, both Italian and Austrian. The latter are commemorated every year on 8 August through a special ceremony. Currently, the building requires restorations, but in the absence of funds, its state continues to be at risk.
Castello di Gorizia
Gorizia
(40 Km)
The castle dates back to the 11th century, we are around 1146. The building was first used as a prison and, later, as a military barracks, also losing many original ancient elements. For this reason he had to undergo several restorations, and the last of them managed to provide him with a medieval look again. At the entrance we find the statue of the lion of St. Mark, dating back to the 16th century. The castle also offers a pleasant overview of the city and the territory that surrounds it.
Antiquarium
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Antiquarium consists of an area of archaeological excavations, built between 1980 and 1986 in the area behind the Roman Theatre, and an exhibition space set up at the tower of the medieval walls. A first-century domus was reused, from the middle of the second century until the 6th century. Elements were also found, such as a sort of stone seat and a banquet consumed at the tomb in honor of the deceased.
Lapidario Tergestino
Trieste
(5 Km)
The new Lapidary Tergestino was inaugurated on 4 April 2001 at the headquarters of the Lalio Bastion of the Castle of San Giusto. The Roman stone materials, exposed since the mid-nineteenth century outdoors in the garden of the Lapidary Garden, had undergone progressive degradation caused by the weather. To ensure proper preservation, most of the artifacts from Trieste were moved to the environments of the Lalio Bastion.
Civico Museo del Mare
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Museum of the Sea of Trieste was founded in 1904, tells the historical development of the Trieste marineria and the evolution of navigation instruments. Inside the first floor, you can admire models of ancient ships and nautical instruments of the Teresian nautical school, mainly from the 19th century. On the second floor, the history of steam marine. In the other rooms you can see photos and prints of the marine subjects, models of the port of Trieste and nautical charts. You can visit the fishing rooms that display boats and gear in use in the Adriatic.
Civico Museo della Risiera di S. Sabba
Trieste
(3 Km)
The mansion was built at the beginning of the 20th century, and was initially used by the Nazis as a prison camp. Inside, a series of murders happened in the most monstrous ways, including a crematorium as well. Since 1975, after a deep restoration by R. Boico, the building became the seat of the Civic Museum of the Risiera di S. Sabba.
Civico Museo di Guerra per la Pace "D. de Henriquez"
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Civic Museum of War for Peace "Diego de Henriquez” presents visitors numerous objects from Diego de Henriquez's studio in Trieste. Inside there is also a library, a military, civil and cartographic archive.
Civico Museo di Storia Patria
Trieste
(6 Km)
The National History Museum was reopened in 2007, after a period of renovation that also made the fabric room open. The Museum was donated to the Civic Museums of History and Art in 1952, who took care of the arrangement of the rooms. The works of art and also the objects on display tell the rich and complex history of Trieste.
Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica
Trieste
(6 Km)
The works, made between the end of the fifteenth and nineteenth, are of the Venetian , the Lombard, the Ligurian, the Emilian, the Florentine, the Roman and the Neapolitan school.
Among these, a deposed Christ attributed to Gianlorenzo Bernini.
Science Centre Immaginario Scientifico
Trieste
(13 Km)
The Science Centre Imaginario Scientific is located in the municipality of Trieste. It is the second museum of this kind in Italy, after the “City of Science” the museum of Naples. It was created in 1985 and was inaugurated in 1986. Part of the museum served as an experimentation venue at the International Center for Theoretical Physics. Today you can visit it, as it is open to the public.
Cattedrale di San Giusto
Trieste
(5 Km)
It was created by the union of the two churches of Santa Maria and the one dedicated to the martyr San Giusto. The Basilica Cathedral of San Giusto is the most important religious building in the city. The exterior of the church is enriched with a rose window in karst stone. The bell tower and also the façade are composed of artifacts from the Roman period. The interior of the church was shot down in the early 20th century. The fresco of the Coronation of the Virgin was replaced by a mosaic that had the same theme.
Palazzo Revoltella
Trieste
(5 Km)
Built by Baron Pasquale Revoltella, the palace was his home and then in 1872 it became the Revolta Museum. Thanks to the particular heritage that left the Baron, the palace is a real gallery of modern art. Today the museum consists of three palaces for an exhibition area of 4000 square meters. The works on display are paintings and sculptures from the second half of the nineteenth century and the second half of the twentieth century.
Civico Museo di Storia Naturale
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Civic Museum of Natural History was inaugurated in 2010, although the original structure has been standing since 1846. Inside it collects collections of zoology, botany, paleontology, mycology, numerous testimonies and naturalistic research. It was managed by technical and specialized professors: Koch, Stenta, Mezzena and many more.
Orto Lapidario
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Lapidary Garden of San Giusto is located in the municipality of Trieste of the homonymous province and of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region. The Lapidary Garden dates back to the nineteenth century and found by the archaeologist Domenico Rossetti. On this lapidary there are epigraphs, monuments and sculptures from the Roman, Medieval and Modern times. The remains are visible today and stand out on the hills of San Giusto. It is currently open to the public.
Arco Romano Riccardo
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Arch of Richard is a triumphal Roman arch that is located in the homonymous street. Its construction took place in the first century AD with the request of Emperor Octavian Augustus. It is structured with grooves topped by capitals of Corinthian order. The arch ceiling was decorated with coffers.
Museo Speleologico
Sgonico
(12 Km)
The Speleological Museum dates back to 1963. For reasons of restoration, it was exposed to the custody of the Regional Directorate for Cultural and Landscape Heritage of Friuli Venezia Giulia. The museum supports exhibitions, archaeological and speleological materials that belong to the Bronze Age.
Museo Storico del Castello di Miramare
Trieste
(10 Km)
Historical Museum of Trieste built in 1955 the Miramare Castle, offers the combination of different styles from Gothic to Medieval to Renaissance. The most important rooms of the museum are: the Sala Novara, which was the office of Massimiliano d'Habsburg, the Library with more than 7,000 nineteenth-century volumes of history, art, literature, geography and botany, the Hall Historical frescoed with episodes from the history of Grignano and the Music Room. The Museum is open to the public through a pre-established path.
Museo di Storia e Arte
Gorizia
(40 Km)
The Museum of History and Art of Gorizia reproduces the family city environment and the typical artisan shops and shows the traditional cuisine and the equipment used during the war, the laboratory of carpentry and the silversmith's shop. Among the objects found are also the locks for chests, doors and doors, padlocks, latches manufactured in Gorizia itself or in its suburbs between the 16th and 19th centuries. On the first floor there is a well-known Art Gallery with works of the '500.
Museo Provinciale Palazzo Attems
Gorizia
(40 Km)
The Palazzo Attems provincal Museum dates back to the 18th century. It was built in 1745 by the architect Nicolò Pacassi. After deep restorations, the palace hosts major exhibitions. Palazzo Attems is located in Piazza De Amicis and stands inside the municipality of Gorizia. The entire building is a rich historical and artistic heritage of Italian culture. The Attems Palace was decorated with several frescoes from the 18th century.
Musei Provinciali: Collezione Archeologica
Gorizia
(40 Km)
The archaeological part of the Provincial Museum of Gorizia exhibits a very rich collection of objects excavated in the last two centuries. These are historical testimonies of the city: lithic artifacts, metal artifacts, iron weapons, and numerous ancient documents. It's the perfect place for all history fans.
Musei Provinciali: Museo della Moda e delle Arti Applicate
Gorizia
(40 Km)
The Museum of Fashion and Applied Arts includes the section of silk processing, jewelry and also craftsmanship linked to clothing with the most precious gowns with spindled lace of 1672. To be emphasized, the collections of handbags and gloves from the period 1700-1925. Not to be forgotten, the part dedicated to the artisanal production of 17th century glass and ceramics.
Fondazione Palazzo Coronini Cronberg Onlus
Gorizia
(41 Km)
The foundation was created in 1990, at the desire of Guglielmo Coronini Cronberg expressed in his will. Inside there is a large collection of objects and personal documents of the nobleman: prints, jewelry, silver, medals, clothes and numerous other collections well maintained by William and his family. Today the Palazzo Coronini, owned by the family, has become a museum, which exposes a wide range of cultural and historical heritage.
Museo Lapidario del Duomo di S. Eufemia
Grado
(31 Km)
The Lapidary Museum of the Cathedral of S. Eufemia is located in the complex of the homonymous basilica. Inside it exhibits finds that date back to Roman and early Christian times and there are also inscriptions, some parts of very ancient sarcophagi. The convenience of visiting the lapidary lies in the fact that you can also see other important monuments.
Museo Paleontologico della Rocca
Monfalcone
(28 Km)
The Paleontological Museum of the Rocca was conceived in 1968 by the Speleological Group Amici del Fante. It was inaugurated in 1970 with nine windows, which later arrived at 18. Inside it we find the rooms of the temporary exhibition, the speleological-geopaleontological library and also the laboratory where the paleontology - geological of the whole world was studied. The materials of the speleological room belong to about 85 million years ago.
Museo della Casa Carsica
Monrupino
(14 Km)
The Museum of the Karst House is located inside a rustic house that owes its current appearance to the works carried out in 1831. It consists of a stone slabs roof, characteristic of the Karst and is furnished with objects and furniture donated by the inhabitants of the area.
Antiquarium dell'Acquedotto Romano
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Antiquarium is set up in the place where between 1976 and 1977 the remains of the Roman aqueduct coming from the Rosandra Valley, dating back to the first century AD were found. In the Antiquarium you can see a segment of the channel and one of the five inspection wells on the vault of the pipeline, as well as the archaeological material found between the excavations. Upstream of the aqueduct, the remains of a Roman villa were also identified.
Civico Museo "Morpurgo"
Trieste
(6 Km)
The museum intended to preserve documents, memorabilia, paintings, prints on history and city folklore, was reopened in December 2000, thanks to the magnificent intervention of the Costantinides family, with the creation of the fabric room and the renovation of the artistic collection of the Greek Socrates Stavropulos (Trieste 1882-Zurich 1960), donated to the Civic Museums of History and Art in 1952, arranged by himself originally in the halls of the museum and integrated on several occasions until death.
Museo Etnografico di Servola
Trieste
(3 Km)
The museum preserves and tells, thanks to the objects preserved inside it, the ancient history of Servola, especially on the production of bread. In fact, there are ancient objects that were used in the preparation of bread, among them the rolling pin and the scale. There are also irons, clothes and costumes both male and female.
Museo Ferroviario
Trieste
(5 Km)
The opening of the Trieste Railway Museum Campo Marzio dates back to 8 March 1984. The rooms have been restored giving perfectly the idea of the work that was done in the railway. A room is also dedicated to trams, today no longer in use. On the tracks, you can see steam locomotives, an electric locomotive and a diesel. In the theaters there are also often several exhibitions of a historical character and it was also chosen as a set for several films.
Museo della Comunità Ebraica "Carlo e Vera Wagner"
Trieste
(6 Km)
The Museum of the Jewish Community “Carlo and Vera Wagner” in Trieste is located in the former building of the Jewish Agency. The building was very important for Jewish immigration that descended from northeast Europe to the Israeli state. The Museum was precisely created to protect this Jewish passage. Inside the building, you can also see very important documents from Jewish history, you can admire the section dedicated to the Triestinians who fell during the Shoah and further documents that made the story.
Civico Museo d'Arte Orientale
Trieste
(6 Km)
The Museum, located on the Palazzetto Leo, was opened in 2001. For its opening, a series of restorations of the building of eighteenth-century origins was carried out. Inside it houses a large collection of oriental objects and elements, divided under the certain categories. It is currently open to the public every day of the week.
Museo Sveviano
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Swabian Museum in Trieste is dedicated to Aron Hector Schmitz, otherwise known as Italo Svevo who became famous after the publication of his novel “The Consciousness of Zeno”. Before his success, he lived a normal life as a bank clerk. Many of the objects left were destroyed during the bombings of 1945. The Museum keeps letters to family members and other writers, the gold pen given by his wife, plays, photographs, his violin.
Museo Nazionale Paleocristiano
Aquileia
(37 Km)
The Museum is located inside a facility that dates back to the fourth century. It is a great collection of objects and documentations of a religious nature and of very ancient origin. All the elements are well maintained and arranged on three floors and offer the opportunity to retrace the history of the development of Christianity. All interested parties can visit it and have the opportunity to breathe the atmosphere of a basilica typical of the fourteenth century.
Donazione “Sambo”
Trieste
(6 Km)
Donation that the daughter of the painter Edgardo Sambo made to the city of Trieste, consisting of portraits painted by her father, a picture of Ugo Flumiani and a bronze bust of Teodoro Russo.
Museo Teatrale "Carlo Schmidl"
Trieste
(6 Km)
The opening of the Theatrical Museum dates back to 1924. Inside the Museum we find a vast collection of musical materials dating back to the 800: photos, memorabilia, booklets, autographs and numerous other testimonies of Trieste's cultural life. Today the museum is located in the Gopcevich Palace and is open to the public.
Museo Sartorio
Trieste
(5 Km)
Housed in the eighteenth-century villa of the wealthy family Sartorio from San Remo.
Part of the I floor and of the II retain original furnishings, paintings, books, miscellaneous items. At the II floor the valuable collection of drawings by Tiepolo
Politeama Rossetti - Teatro Stabile del Friuli Venezia Giulia
Trieste
(6 Km)
The Rossetti is the quintessential theatre in Trieste and is also known as the Teatro Stabile del Friuli Venezia Giulia. In the heart of the city, it is located in an imposing neoclassical building. The theater offer is interesting and varied.
Teatro Miela
Trieste
(6 Km)
Since its reopening, it has offered to the city of Trieste an alternative center for cinematic experiences, drama, music, visual arts, that by nature require "intermediate" venues, agile and cheap to maintain. A success.
Teatro La Contrada - Teatro Stabile di Trieste
Trieste
(5 Km)
The "Contrada Popular Theatre " was founded in Trieste in 1976. The main areas of activity are the setting up of works by authors from Trieste and Central European authors of the Thirties-Forties.
Teatro S.Giovanni - P.A.T. Teatro
Trieste
(7 Km)
The Teatro di San Giovanni di Trieste is a point of reference for amateur city and dialect theater companies. They give life to a wonderful collaboration with the presence of a specialized critic and with the support, ever stronger, of the public who gladly follows all the presentations.
Teatro Silvio Pellico
Trieste
(5 Km)
The Silvio Pellico theatre has ancient origins, but since 1983 it has been run by an association, the purpose of which is to promote the tradition of Trieste. It is the headquarters of Armonia that continues to promote the theater, through its continuous comedy shows in local dialect. The property is easily visited.