interviews: Nina Vaclavikova
This sunny October weekend, Trieste’s streets brimmed with international visitors from Hungary, Germany, Austria — and even the United States. Among them was an American traveler who decided to visit after frequenting a café in San Francisco called “Caffè Trieste.” “I loved the name and wanted to see the real place,” she said, smiling by the waterfront. The city’s golden light, elegant cafés, and sea breeze made the journey worthwhile. Across Friuli Venezia Giulia, the warm weather drew travelers eager to savor an unexpectedly summery escape in one of Italy’s most captivating border regions.
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