A Central European city, where you will breathe a multicultural atmosphere, which will charm you with historic cafés, art, heterogeneous architecture and enchanting sea. Trieste is a unique city for both its geographical location on the border between different nations in an enclosed area between the karstic plateau and the Adriatic Sea, and the historical events that interested and influenced it over the years from cultural and architectural point of view. After the recent works of renovation and restoration, the historic centre of Trieste has gained again the elegance and splendour of its past, from the findings of Roman ruins to the splendid palaces dating back to the Austro-Hungarian period. The consequence is a glorious jumble of architectural and ethnic influences. In the space of 15 minutes, you can find Serbian Orthodox, Greek Orthodox and Helvetic Evangelist churches, while the city’s synagogue is one of the largest in Europe. The main square piazza dell'Unità d'Italia is the largest square overlooking the sea in Europe. Miramare Castle, above the sea, is the first glance that you have coming in Trieste driving along the panoramic coastal road.