Trieste Travel Guide: What to do in Italy’s Best-Kept Secret

[@CiaobellaAmour]

Will be there for my birthday week in December ❤

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Let me know how the trip goes!

[@JulzMcc]

Me too. See you in Trieste!

[@dale9706]

Im visiting for a few days late May. Planning to call across to Ljubljana.

[@yuhwabuin]

I'm preparing for a family trip in December and this video is very helpful. Thank you so much.

[@eufreon8008]

Thank you so much for your videos! I've only watched two so far, but they both provide a ton of useful information, and the video quality is almost like that of travel channels. It's very enjoyable to see all those beautiful places and to listen to your narration, you can tell it's done by a professional.

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Wow that is such a huge compliment! I'm so glad that you found the channel helpful.

[@GearoidOLaighin]

I agree great work - very well done.

[@dohhomer9]

This is a great video if you want to visit Trieste, we just have and we watched this before, during and again after our trip. Thanks for posting, it's an excellent travel guide, we felt we'd seen it all after ticking off the various places.

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

That makes me truly happy! I am curious to hear more about your trip such as the highlights of Trieste in your opinion.

[@blh35661]

Great video! We are will be in Venice for a couple of weeks over Christmas and New Year's Day. I'm a coffee lover, so we are planning at least a day trip to Trieste. You are the first person, in all the videos I've seen, that mentioned the buffets. I wasn't able to catch the name of the buffet you had filmed at, but it looked right up my alley. Would you mind replying with the name? Thanks so much for the content and I'm looking forward to watching your other videos.

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

I showed a few buffets for this video. At the 17:45 mark is the Buffet da Pepi (very popular and can have a line to get in and the best for the boiled meats), at the 18:19 mark is the Buffet da Gildo, at the 18:40 mark is the Buffet da Siora Rosa. There are many more. Enjoy your trip!

[@garrysacramento7806]

Awesome video! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Enjoy your time in Trieste!

[@pjmazzuca]

Will be there in a few weeks!

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Let me know how the trip goes!

[@tonylarussa4046]

Hardly encountered anyone at all FOR NOW!!

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

Very true. It won't be that way for long...

[@ConanNYC]

I'm Italian American & plan to retire to Italy after I am done with work. Next year I plan to start scouting different cities, Triest is on the list to check out. Do you have video how you moved to Italy?

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

That sounds like a fun adventure visiting different cities for retirement. I don't have a video about how I moved to Italy. The long and short of it is that my father was an Italian citizen when I was born so I got mine through him. I got it in the 90's when the process looked a lot different so it wouldn't be relevant to anybody trying to get it now. I'm not sure I woudl want to confuse the algorithm about what my channel is about by posting a move to Italy style video but thanks for reaching out!

[@ConanNYC]

@@HiddenItalyTravel Please do a video on Padua as well. thanks

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

@@ConanNYC I was just there last week doing some research!

[@larrydawson2580]

Disembarkation from cruise in Trieste. Will require taxi to train station to store bags there. Tips for this process? Later that day taking direct train to Trieste airport.

[@HiddenItalyTravel]

There are usually taxis right near where the boats dock. There is also a taxi stand a couple of blocks away across the street from Eatay. However, I would talk to somebody on the cruise. They can help you in this better than I can since I don't know the cruise protocol. Enjoy your trip to Trieste!

[@vincenzo9240]

Capo in B. Not cap. Capo it is an abbreviation for cappuccino