Italy is justly famous for its visual splendor: gilded angels, riotously bright frescoes, sunrise-colored facades. But in Trieste, a port city of latticed alleyways and hushed boulevards just a ...

Exploring Trieste with kids is a fantastic way to experience Northern Italy. From the historic Roman Theatre to the bustling waterfront and seaside promenades, this charming city is filled with ...

Trieste stands out as the true coffee capital of Italy, with a culture rooted in its historical trade connections. This unique coffee culture features distinct local beverages like "capo in b" and ...

The feeling of Italians for Trieste runs deep and broad: it is shared by old and young, by men and women of all parties, by Italians of all social circumstances. Trieste is, and of right ought to be ...

“Fusion cuisine”—by which various elements of various Eastern and Western food cultures are combined in both artful and wacky ways—may seem a contemporary, if passé, culinary buzzword. But nowhere ...

From Croatia comes a novel titled Trieste, by Dasa Drndic, originally published in Croatian in 2007 and now translated into English by Ellen Elias-Bursac. We might call the novel experimental because ...

In the aftermath of the Scottish referendum, independence movements across Europe are seeking their own media moments. And Italy - which only became a unified country in 1861 - has more independence ...

A distinctive Adriatic experience awaits in this Old World city, with its broad, breezy plazas, coffeehouses and cozy seafood restaurants. Related Article Trieste is famous for its cold, gale-force ...

The ceremony, held in Trieste, coincided with the 71st anniversary of the city’s return to Italy and marks the ship’s transition toward full operational service. The Italian Navy’s newest amphibious ...

Trieste, an overlooked cultural gem in northern Italy, is poised for a new era of prosperity as nations vie for access to its once vibrant port. Reflecting the port city’s storied maritime history, ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. “We triestini always used to tell ourselves that Trieste was la città in fondo a destra, ‘the city at the end ...