Travel by train from Venice to Trieste from [PRICE] €

Visit the historic and refined city of Venice, consecrated unique in the world, a miracle on the water, an open-air museum. Are you looking for a train to Venice for your next vacation? So get on board Italo and reach the ancient lagoon city that continues to conquer the hearts of visitors from all over the world with its bridges, canals and squares that just ask to be discovered. To give yourself all the charm of Venice, discover the city from two different perspectives: walking on foot to admire the enchanting views, or relaxing lulled by the gentle sway of a gondola.
For a one-day round trip, the unmissable destinations are: the scenic Piazza San Marco considered the living room of Venice, the sumptuous Basilica of San Marco, a unique example of western-eastern architecture thanks to the grandiose gold mosaics, the inlaid floors and colored marbles; the Doge's Palace with the doge's private apartments, as well as the famous Bridge of Sighs which was even crossed by Casanova during his escape.
If it's time for a snack break, the advice is to take a seat in one of the historic cafes in Piazza San Marco, where you can breathe the whole atmosphere of the city of the lagoon. The Rialto Bridge, the king of all bridges, is certainly an indispensable passage, from which it is possible to see the Grand Canal from a different perspective. Obviously, by extending this path, you can visit as many treasures as, for example, the Accademia Galleries, the San Zaccaria Church or the La Fenice Theater.
If the glimpses of the canals of Venice weren't enough, jump on the first ferry and let yourself be enchanted by the nearby islands of Burano, Murano and Torcello which preserve the most authentic traditions of Venice: Burano famous for its colorful houses and for the craftsmanship of lace; Murano known throughout the world for the ancient tradition of glass processing and Torcello mystical island that combines intense spirituality with numerous artistic testimonies.
Venice is undoubtedly a city that fascinates all year round, but which the carnival makes even more magical. The Venetian carnival is in fact one of the most famous in the world and certainly an event to participate in at least once in a lifetime. Wear one of the traditional costumes and get involved in this suggestive popular festival considered unique for its history, masks and atmosphere!
And if you have organized your trip to Venice on the third weekend of July, you absolutely cannot miss the Festa del Redentore, with hundreds of boats pouring into the canals forming a long bridge over the Giudecca Canal and ending with an unforgettable fireworks display that lights up the lagoon. All that remains is to pack your bags and leave by train to discover this unique city in the world!

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Trieste is located between Istria, Serbia, and the Adriatic Sea in the northeast of the peninsula. It is the capital of Friuli-Venezia Giulia and is a complex, multi-faceted city due to its centuries-old role as a bridge connecting Western and central-southern Europe. It still retains this crossroads characteristic, with its port among the most important in southern Europe. Trieste is often considered a transit city, but those who take the time to explore it quickly discover it is a hidden gem rich in treasures, fascinating and reserved.

The first thing that strikes about Trieste is its Art Nouveau architecture and its charming literary cafes that evoke the early 20th century. The classic city tour starts at Piazza Unità d'Italia and from Molo San Carlo, now Molo Audace, named after the same destroyer of the Navy that docked there in 1918. A must-see is the Castle of San Giusto, located on the highest hill in the city, which has witnessed the succession of Roman, Venetian, and Austro-Hungarian peoples over the centuries. It houses two museums, the Civic Museum and the Tergestine Lapidary.

Our time travel continues with the Cathedral of San Giusto. 10 km from the center, we find the spectacular Castle of Miramare, built in 1850 by Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria. It was intended as a love nest for him and his wife Charlotte of Belgium, but the dream faded when Maximilian was shot in Mexico. Other must-sees include the San Sabba Rice Mill, a Nazi extermination camp during World War II, the Victory Lighthouse, the Giant Grotto, and we also recommend a ride on the 19th-century Opicina Tram.

The Triestine cuisine is extremely varied and represents a hybrid of different traditions. Among the traditional first courses are soups such as Jota or Minestra de' Bobici, and bread, liver, or plum dumplings, as well as fish soups. Among the more characteristic second courses, the Goulash and the Kren lamb stand out, hearty and invigorating, ideal for enjoying in mid-winter. Of course, there are also fish-based dishes such as salt cod and savory anchovies. To end the meal on a sweet note, we recommend trying a slice of presnitz or kuguluf. Italo takes you to Trieste with High-Speed, thanks to our new stations. We offer direct connections to Trieste, Monfalcone, Latisana-Lignano, Portogruaro, and many other Italian cities: buy your ticket and get on board.