Barcola seafront
The city's seaside promenade, with paved bathing platforms and pine trees, where locals swim in summer. Local buses run along the coast road from the centre.
A white 19th-century castle on a headland, with furnished rooms and large seaside gardens. The castle is open every day; take a bus or taxi along the coast.
| Terminal | One way | How |
|---|---|---|
| Stazione Marittima (Molo dei Bersaglieri, berths 29 and 30) | 35 min | bus |
| Molo IV | 35 min | bus |
Times are estimates. Allow extra on busy days and for tender queues.
The city's seaside promenade, with paved bathing platforms and pine trees, where locals swim in summer. Local buses run along the coast road from the centre.
A long stone pier where locals walk at sunset, with good views back to the square and along the coast.
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.