Italy to Set Clocks Back One Hour as Debate Over Daylight Saving Time Continues

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by Nastassja Martin Italy will return to standard time on Sunday, Oct. 25, when clocks will be turned back one hour at 3 a.m., marking...

Italian-American Heritage Month: Keeping American Roots Alive in Trieste

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by InTrieste October holds a special significance for Italian-Americans. It’s a month of reflection and celebration, officially recognized as Italian-American Heritage Month in the U.S.,...

Trieste Comes Alive as Barcolana Weekend Gets Underway

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by Nina Vaclavikova The city is buzzing with excitement as Barcolana 58 officially enters its biggest weekend, bringing sailors, visitors and residents together for one...

A Summer-Like October Draws Visitors to Trieste

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by Nastassja Martin With temperatures reaching the mid-20s Celsius on Friday, Oct. 2, Trieste was feeling more like late summer than early autumn. Regional forecasters...

A Cosmopolitan Weekend Brings Global Visitors to Trieste

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by Nina Vaclavikova Trieste's international character was on full display this weekend, as visitors from across Europe and North America filled its cafés, waterfront and...

Flamingos Return to Valle Cavanata Nature Reserve

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by InTrieste Around 100 greater flamingos have returned to the Valle Cavanata Nature Reserve in recent days, once again gathering in the shallow wetlands near...

Tiramisù’s Biggest Rivalry? Friuli Venezia Giulia or Veneto

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interviews: Nina Vaclavikova The debate over the birthplace of tiramisù is as rich as the dessert itself, and this weekend it has returned to the...

Twenty-Five Years After 9/11, Americans in FVG Reflect on a Day That Changed the...

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by InTrieste Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Americans living in Italy’s northeastern region of Friuli Venezia Giulia say the memories...

As the Sun Sets, Trieste’s Young Crowd Redefines Nightlife

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report by Nina Vaclavikova On a warm summer evening, we wandered through downtown Trieste to see how locals in Friuli Venezia Giulia spend their nights....

Walking Through Wind and Stone: Via Molino a Vento and the Hidden Passages of...

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by Alessandra Ressa There are streets in Trieste whose names are more than addresses. They are fragments of memory, clues left behind by vanished landscapes,...

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