Trieste Literary Walks Continued
by Gary Singh
My literary pilgrimage in Trieste took me from the Public Garden to the Joyce Museum. I did not need a Lonely Planet...
Muggia and Beyond: Walking to Slovenia – and Back in Time
By Victor Caneva
A refreshing gale blew in the morning as I waited for the 7:50 ferry to Muggia at Molo Bersaglieri. After living in Florida,...
Conquering the Giordano Cottur Cycle/Pedestrian Path
By Victor Caneva
My first exposure to the Giordano Cottur path was during a passeggiata with some dear Triestini friends. After lunch, we left their...
Trieste’s “Jazere” Windows: A Tale of Butter and Bora
By Ashley Caneva
As you may know from the chronicles of my husband’s pedestrian adventures in and around Trieste, my first several months as an...
A Perfect FVG Getaway: Laghi di Fusine
by In Trieste
We don’t know about you, but living in Friuli Venezia Giulia inspires us for continuous discovery.
Not only is our region full...
Mercato Coperto and The Old-Timers Bunch
words and photography: Erin McKinney
What if I told you that there was a place in Trieste where you could purchase your fill of fresh...
Trieste: Italy’s Getaway to Istria
Words and photography: Victor Caneva
Summer is here and for my family that means one thing: my boys want to go to the beach! Hoping...
Damn You, Trieste!
by George Henry
Trieste! You took only three days to seduce me and ruin my life. I used to be at peace with the world,...
Demystifying WWII Era Symbols on the Buildings of Trieste
By Victor Caneva
After moving to Italy, I began to notice faded symbols painted on older buildings. Some were letter “I’s” with circles around them....
Trieste Weighs in on her Melancholy Label
by Victor Caneva
All photographs courtesy of Victor Caneva
Hello, I’m Trieste. You have said and written many things about me, and have twisted your...
