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PIXEL.GUIDE miniTRIESTE
ABOUT THEPIXEL.GUIDE miniwww.pixelguide.toPIXEL.GUIDE miniThe "PIXEL.GUIDE mini" series is the smaller relative of the "PIXEL.GUIDEto " series, produced by photographers for photographers. Designed forshort city visits, the "PIXEL.GUIDE mini" series offers a select number ofphotography suggestions for enthusiasts and professionals, as well assome basic information about the destination.Visit pixelguide.to to explore the full "PIXEL.GUIDE to " and "PIXEL.GUIDEmini" range.2
www.pixelguide.toPIXEL.GUIDE miniABOUTTRIESTEThroughout history, Trieste has been influenced by Germanic, Latin andSlavic cultures as a result of its location in north-eastern Italy. Triestewas controlled by the Habsburg monarchy from 1382 until its collapsein 1918, and the Austrian influence remains visible in the city'sarchitecture. An important seaport from the 18 th century on, a variety ofdifferent cultures have left their mark on the city and Trieste continuesto attract visitors from all over the world.3
www.pixelguide.toTHE SIGHTSPIXEL.GUIDE miniPIAZZA UNITÀ D ITALIAPiazza Unita d'Italia is Trieste's central square and facesthe Adriatic Sea. The square is lined by neoclassical andbaroque buildings housing municipal offices, cafés, barsand a hotel. The piazza itself and the narrow alleys of theformer Jewish quarter behind it are busy day and night,and the area is particularly attractive when illuminated inthe evening.Getting there:Piazza Unità d'Italia34121 TriesteBuses: 08, 09, 17, 23, 24, 27, 30, 354
MIRAMARE CASTLEwww.pixelguide.toTHE OUTSKIRTSPIXEL.GUIDE miniMiramare Castle was built for Austria's ArchdukeFerdinand Maximilian and his wife Charlotte of Belgiumbetween 1856 and 1860 and includes rooms with anautical theme, the Miramare Casteletto and extensiveparklands. Maximilian was executed in 1867 after a briefreign as Emperor of Mexico, and the castle is now amuseum. Photography is largely permitted.Getting there:Viale Miramare34151 TriesteBus: 065
SAN GIUSTO CATHEDRALwww.pixelguide.toTHE SIGHTSPIXEL.GUIDE miniTrieste's San Giusto Cathedral stands on the San GiustoHill in the centre of the city, alongside the castle of thesame name. The first church was built here in the 6 thcentury, but the existing cathedral dates back to the 9 thcentury. The exterior is dominated by an elegant Gothicrose window and the interior features severalspectacular mosaics.Getting there:Piazza della Cattedrale 234121 TriesteBus: 246
RISIERA DI SAN SABBAwww.pixelguide.toOFF THE BEATEN PATHPIXEL.GUIDE miniThe Risiera di San Sabba was originally built as a rice-husking facility in 1913. During World War II the buildingwas converted into a concentration camp, primarily forpolitical prisoners. After the war it became a refugeecentre and was declared a national monument in 1965. Itnow also includes a museum.Getting there:Via Giovanni Palatucci 534148 TriesteBuses: 08, 107
THE WATERFRONTwww.pixelguide.toSTREETLIFEPIXEL.GUIDE miniMuch of Trieste's waterfront is used for industrialpurposes and is largely inaccessible. However, thestretch between the Canal Grande (see page 13) and theBagno Ausonia public bathing area provides a number ofopportunities to observe the locals enjoying their city.Make sure to visit the Molo Audace, a walkway extendingout to sea.Getting there:Several buses run along the Riva waterfront road:08, 09, 17, 20, 23, 27, 358
SAINT SPYRIDON CHURCHwww.pixelguide.toARCHITECTUREPIXEL.GUIDE miniThe spectacular Saint Spyridon Church is a SerbianOrthodox place of worship. Built in the Byzantine style ofEastern churches, Saint Spyridon's opened in 1868 andcan hold 1,600 people. The interior is decorated withmagnificent frescoes and oil paintings, and the churchwas built using Italian white stone and marble fromVerona.Getting there:via San Spiridione 934122 TriesteBuses: 04, 05, 09, 10, 11, 17, 289
MERCATO COPERTOwww.pixelguide.toPRETTY ON THE INSIDEPIXEL.GUIDE miniTrieste's indoor market has undoubtedly seen betterdays, but the Mercato Coperto's Art Moderne façade anddistinctive architecture make it worth a visit. The groundfloor hosts several food stalls and provides opportunitiesfor street photography, while the upper level offers a viewof the building. Don't miss the ramp at the end of themarket.Getting there:Via Giosuè Carducci 3634125 TriesteBuses: 18, 20, 21, 23, 27, 40, 4110
TEATRO ROMANOwww.pixelguide.toTHE SIGHTSPIXEL.GUIDE miniLocated in the heart of Trieste, the Teatro Romano datesback to the 1st century AD. In Roman times the theatreprovided a view of the sea and had an estimated capacityof between 3000-6000 spectators. The theatre wasrediscovered in 1814 and finally uncovered in 1938. Itnow hosts events during the summer months.Getting there:Via del Teatro Romano34121 TriesteBuses: 11, 2511
SYNAGOGUE OF TRIESTEwww.pixelguide.toARCHITECTUREPIXEL.GUIDE miniTrieste's present-day synagogue was built to replace thecity's four smaller ones and opened in 1912. It is nowconsidered one of the most impressive Jewish houses ofworship in Europe and is a symbol of Trieste's longJewish history. It is possible to enter the synagogue onSundays and certain weekdays, but it pays to checkonline for details.Getting there:Via S. Francesco D'Assisi 1934133 TriesteBuses: 04, 14, 17, 3912
CANAL GRANDEwww.pixelguide.toBY NIGHTPIXEL.GUIDE miniThe somewhat ambitiously named Canal Grande entersthe city from the sea and ends a few hundred metreslater at the neoclassical 19th-century Church of St.Anthony. Lined by charming cafés, restaurants and bars,the area is a great place for night photography and hostsvarious events during the year. A statue of the authorJames Joyce can be found on the Ponte Rosso bridge.Getting there:Piazza del Ponterosso34121 TriesteBuses: 04, 05, 17, 24, 28, 3013
POWERStandard voltage: 230 Vwww.pixelguide.toPIXEL.GUIDE miniStandard Frequency 50 HzPlug Type: C, F, LGENERALINFORMATIONAlthough you will be able to find ATM's, powerLANGUAGEThe common language in Trieste isItalian, but many people speakSlovene, German or English.adaptors, change bureaus and so on onceyou arrive, it often pays to be prepared beforeyou travel.MONEYThe Italian currency is the EURO.MAESTRO and credit cards are widelyaccepted.hello@reverta.com14
ABOUT THE IXEL.GUIDE miniDylan Whiting is a Vienna-based video producer, journalist and photographer from NewZealand. After completing his film studies at the University of Reading, Dylan worked intelevision in the United Kingdom and Germany before returning to Vienna, Austria. Theenthusiastic musician and traveller enjoys combining his passions and has made aninternational name for himself as a music photographer. His first exhibition, "new zealandnorth - abandoned/ beauty", was held in 2016.Cliff Kapatais is a professional photographer, agency head and lecturer from Vienna. Aftermany years working in IT, his passion for travel, cooking and people led to a career inphotography. When he is not shooting in renowned restaurants or in the studio, he spends histime passing on his knowledge and experience to other photographers in workshops andlectures. His favourite photography fields include food and documentary, as well as portraitand beauty. Cliff is also the founder and organiser of PIXEL.POWER, Vienna's most importantconference for photography and image editing.15
www.pixelguide.toPIXEL.GUIDE miniDISCLAIMERPlease note: every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the informationin the PIXEL.GUIDE mini. However, some things are liable to change withoutnotice, and we recommend you check opening times, admission prices etc. inadvance of your visit. In addition, please ensure you always follow all relevantregulations. PIXEL.GUIDE accepts no liability for the information contained in thisguide. If you do discover inaccuracies, please contact us.IMPRINT 2019, PIXEL.GUIDES – V. 1.0Design & Marketing: Cliff Kapatais - Editorial & Text: Dylan WhitingPhoto credits:Dylan Whiting: Page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 18Cliff Kapatais: Page 15, 17Contact: info@pixelguide.toAll rights reserved. No content may be reprinted or copied without the written permission of the authors. Errors and omissionsexcepted. All logos are the property of their respective owners.16
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www.pixelguide.toPIXEL.GUIDE miniENJOY YOUR STAY!This guide is designed by photographers for photographers andprovides valuable suggestions for how to make the best of your visit toTrieste. However, we do also advise striking out on your own andexploring your surroundings - you never know what you might find.18
The "PIXEL.GUIDE mini" series is the smaller relative of the "PIXEL.GUIDE to " series, produced by photographers for photographers. Designed for short city visits, the "PIXEL.GUIDE mini" series offers a select number of photography suggestions for enthusiasts and professionals, as well as some basic information about the destination.
