Mercato Coperto, Trieste
Built in 1936, the Mercato Coperto is a colorful market with various stalls and small vendors selling fresh produce, flowers, and culinary items on the ground floor, and clothes, accessories and souvenirs on the upper floor..
Built in 1936, the Mercato Coperto is a colorful market with various stalls and small vendors selling fresh produce, flowers, and culinary items on the ground floor, and clothes, accessories and souvenirs on the upper floor.
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17:00
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Mercato Coperto and Nearby Sights on Map
Caffe San Marco
Caffé San Marco is more than just a café, it is an integral part of Trieste's history
Caffe Stella Polare
Overlooking Piazza Sant'Antonio, Caffe Stella Polare is an iconic cafe in Trieste that stands as a testament to the city's long-standing tradition of coffee
Castello di San Giusto
Built in the 15th century after Trieste was ravaged by Austrian attacks, the Castello di San Giusto stands on the site of a previous Roman fort
Kleine Berlin
Kleine Berlin is an underground anti-aircraft tunnel complex built by Germans during World War II
Teatro Romano di Trieste
Dating back to the 1st-2nd century, the Roman Theatre at the foot of San Giusto in Trieste is a gigantic 6000 seater amphitheatre which hosts occasional concerts during the summer months
Saint Spyridon Church
The Serbian Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity and St
Trieste-Opicina Tramway
Following an accident, the tramway has been replaced by a bus service till 2020
Canale Grande di Trieste
The Grand Canal in the heart of Borgo Teresiano runs from the basin of San Giorgio del Porto Vecchio to the Piazza Sant'Antonio Nuovo
Civico Museo d'Arte Orientale
The Civico Museo d'Arte Orientale is dedicated to the artwork from the Orient, showcasing exquisite artifacts from mainly China, India and Japan over 4 floors
Chiesa di San Nicolo dei Greci
The construction of the Greek Orthodox Church of San Nicolò was started in 1784 and completed in 1795, though it was consecrated as early as 1787