A modern apartment located right in the heart of Trieste at the end of the Rive, in a residential area full of shops, restaurants, and supermarkets. The apartment is located on the 2nd floor of a recently renovated former Austro-Hungarian naval barracks and is equipped with a key-operated elevator. It consists of 2 spacious double bedrooms that can also be converted into twin rooms with single beds, each featuring closets, desks, bedside lamps, outlets near the bed, and a TV; a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, freezer, oven, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, kettle, juicer, scale, blender, dishwasher, and everything needed for cooking; a very spacious bathroom with a sink, shower, toilet, bidet, and washing machine; and a small living room with a sofa bed for two people and a TV. All windows have shutters to ensure the rooms are completely dark.
Additional amenities include air conditioning and Wi-Fi.
Pets are allowed.
Guests will have exclusive use of the entire apartment.

How to get here:
- By car: You can easily find parking near the apartment, as there are many free parking spots available.

- By train: The Trieste Centrale train station is a 20-minute walk from the apartment; alternatively, there are numerous buses that will take you near the apartment.

- By plane: Ronchi dei Legionari Airport is 40 km from the apartment. As soon as you exit the airport, you’ll see the train that, for €4.60, will take you to the central station in 30 minutes, from where
all the buses mentioned above depart.

The city’s points of interest are located:
- Piazza dell’Unità d’Italia, a 15-minute walk (1.1 km)
- Arco di Riccardo, 17 minutes away (1.2 km)
- Roman Theater, 19 minutes away (1.4 km)
- Old Town and Jewish Ghetto, 19 minutes away (1.4 km)
- Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, 18 minutes away (1.2 km)
- Ponterosso: 20 minutes (1.5 km)
- San Giusto Castle: 26 minutes (1.6 km)
- Molo Audace: 19 minutes (1.4 km)—this is where the Delfino Verde, Trieste’s iconic hydrofoil, departs, connecting Muggia—a fishing village famous for its Carnival—and Grado—a lagoon village with beaches—via Grignano, a port town famous for its two historic bathhouses
- Revoltella Museum and Via Torino, 9 minutes away (650 m)
- Traditional cafés (San Marco, 33 min; Tommaseo, 17 min; Stella Polare, 24 min; Bomboniera 25 min away)
- Synagogue 33 minutes away (2.3 km)
- Serbian Orthodox Church: 23 minutes (1.7 km)
- New and Old St. Anthony’s Churches and the square: 25 minutes (2 km)
- Opicina, a typical Karst village, 17 minutes by car (8 km), and the Napoleonic Road, a famous hiking trail between the sea and the Karst, 14 minutes by car (6.8 km) or by bus No. 4 departing from Oberdan Square
- Miramare Castle, with its park—the summer residence of Princess Sissi—19 minutes by car (9.2 km) or by bus No. 6 or 36 in the summer
- Monte Grisa, a major sanctuary located in the Karst, 22 minutes by car (12.9 km) or by bus 42
- Vittoria Lighthouse, 10 minutes by car (4.6 km) or by bus 42 or 44

Where to eat nearby:
- There are numerous restaurants along the riverbanks:
Pizzerias: Da Pino, Pizzium, Mancini, Rosso Pomodoro
Sushi/Chinese: Ristorante Grande Shangai, Shi’s, and Terra d’Oriente
Restaurants: Eataly, Spiller, Joia, Navigating
-Along Via Torino, the famous nightlife street, there are plenty of bars for aperitifs, such as the Draw and the Wolf, a very good pizzeria: Assaje, and a restaurant serving traditional Triestine cuisine, Da Siora Rosa.

In the city center, there are some well-known traditional Triestine taverns and trattorias, including:
Pepi Sciavo and Siora Rosa, where you can enjoy the famous sandwich with cooked ham in a warm bread crust, served with mustard and horseradish, both a 20-minute walk away.
As for desserts, we recommend Bomboniera, a 30-minute walk away, as well as Mug and Pane Quotidiano, where you can enjoy famous Trieste desserts such as: Presnitz, Putizza, Pinza triestina, Fave, crema carsolina, etc.