What to do near Muggia, TS

Church of Saints John and Paul: the cathedral of Muggia

Consecrated in 1263, it was enriched with the unique facade in 1467. The white stone and fine Gothic-style rose window with the Madonna and Child in the center make it a real little gem!

The Castle of Muggia

Austere and majestic, it immediately attracts the gaze of those walking through Muggia's colorful calli. Dating back to the 14th century, it was saved from abandonment in the 1990s and opened on special occasions.

The Castelliere of Elleri

Castellieri, small fortified towns from the Bronze Age, are widespread throughout the Trieste Karst area. The one in Elleri is particularly well preserved and is set in a unique landscape!

Basilica of St. Mary of the Assumption

In the Park of Old Muggia, this medieval church captivates with its sobriety. Inside you can admire the stories of Christ and the Virgin Mary, told by the magnificent frescoes from the 13th century.

Noghere Nature Area

Little lakes today wild and pristine, but with a very different past

Diego de Henriquez War for Peace Museum

Explaining war to preserve peace

Richard's Arch

According to several sources it is one of the ancient Roman gates of Trieste. Perfectly preserved and of great charm, it is an unexpected surprise for those walking through the old city.

Trieste City Museum of Oriental Art

When merchant ships were a bridge to the East.

The Lantern of Trieste

Perhaps only the people of Trieste know that for more than a century the Lantern was "the light" of Trieste. It remained in operation until 1969 and today lives on as the headquarters of the Naval League.

The Trieste Buffets

Once a gathering place for sailors and dockworkers for rebechin, the snack, today buffets are the regular rendezvous of the people of Trieste for aperitifs. A classic: white spritz and the legendary ham sandwich!

The osmize of the Trieste Karst

A tradition that dates back to imperial times: tasting local wines, meats and cheeses directly in the courtyards or countryside of the producers. To unearth them, follow the hand-painted red panels !