Trieste Infopoint (PromoTurismoFVG)
Regional tourist office just off Piazza Unità, on Via dell'Orologio, for maps, bus tips and Miramare information. Check opening hours locally.
Run by Trieste Terminal Passeggeri. Berth 29 is 220 m and berth 30 is 240 m; ships up to 300 m can use them with the newer mooring dolphin.
Walk out along the pier: Piazza Unità d'Italia is about 5 minutes away on foot. Taxis wait on the seafront road (Riva).
Flat walk along the pier and seafront to Piazza Unità; the old town above it is hilly.
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Regional tourist office just off Piazza Unità, on Via dell'Orologio, for maps, bus tips and Miramare information. Check opening hours locally.
One of Europe's largest seafront squares, lined with grand civic palaces and open to the sea on one side.
A long stone pier where locals walk at sunset, with good views back to the square and along the coast.
The city's modern art gallery, set in a merchant's 19th-century palace plus a newer wing with a rooftop terrace. Closed on Tuesdays.
A short canal lined with 18th-century buildings and café tables, at the heart of the grid of streets laid out under Empress Maria Theresa. The Serbian Orthodox church stands nearby.
The remains of a Roman theatre sit right beside a city street at the foot of San Giusto hill, easy to see from the pavement.