Private Trieste Sightseeing Tour

To discover the roots of Trieste, we'll explore the Capitol Hill of San Giusto, site of ancient Roman ruins including the ancient Civil Basilical, the forum. We'll will also admire the medieval Castle (exterior) and the Cathedral of San Giusto which preserves stunning Byzantine mosaics and medieval frescoes.

Richard's Arch is the most ancient monument in Trieste located in the old part of the city.

The Roman theatre which dates back to the 1st century is the most impressive archaeological sites in Trieste

The Jewish Ghetto

The Main Square of Trieste, surrounded by elegant buildings and historic cafés, is one of the largest and most beautiful squares overlooking the sea in Europe

Piazza della Borsa, dominated by the beautiful Old Stock Exchange building, was the trade center of the city throughout the 19th century.

With its orthogonal street network, elegant buildings, Greek and Orthodox churches, the Grand Canal, historic cafés and vibrant atmosphere, the Theresian district is one of the most attractive areas of the city.

Built at the end of the 18th century, the Verdi Theatre is one of the oldest running opera houses.

Founded in 1830, Caffè Tommaseo is not only the oldest café in Trieste with elegant interiors decorated with refined stuccos and original mirrors, but also an optional stop for a tour pause in front of a cup of coffee which Trieste is famous for.

Built at the end of the 18th century, the Church of St. Nicholas is the Greek Orthodox church of Trieste which features an elegant neoclassic façade and a stunning interior rich in guilded icons and impressive paintings.

Just opposite the main square, the Molo Audace pier offers great views back to the city seafronts and stunning sunsets on the gulf of Trieste. It's the perfect place to put a finale to your private sightseeing tour of the city.