Where Fall Feels Like Spring: A November Weekend in Trieste

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by Guisela Chiarella

A perfect November weekend in Trieste felt like a quiet secret shared only with those lucky enough to be here. Mild temperatures brushed the waterfront, luring locals and visitors alike to linger over cappuccinos beneath pale autumn sun. Across the Karst, cellars opened for San Martino, pouring young wine and serving plates of prosciutto and cheese as families toasted the season. In town, the magic continued after dusk. On Saturday night at Molo Audace, we spotted an adventurous Irish girl dive straight into the dark Adriatic — a spontaneous plunge that captured the city’s spirit: bold, joyful, and irresistibly alive.

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Guisela Chiarella
"I am an experienced Social Communicator specialized in delivering compelling news and stories to diverse audiences. My career in journalism is marked by a dedication to factual reporting and a dynamic presence on-screen, having served as a trusted face of daily news and special reports back in my home country, Bolivia. Skilled in both spontaneous live broadcasts and meticulous news writing, I bring stories to life with clarity and engagement." Contact Guisela at g.chiarella@intrieste.com

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