Several years ago, my wife and I decided to produce a photo CD of our home town Trieste, a beautiful city and port in northeastern Italy near the Slovenian border. We collected numerous pictures and selected the best 300 for the CD, including landscapes, food and panoramas.
With mixed feelings, we decided it was time to discontinue the CD (old digital world), but we are happy to share these images with all of you under the copyright free license called Creative Commons (a small contribution to the social media travel community).
Next time you’re visiting Venice, if you want a nice day trip off-the-beaten path, jump on a train for a couple of hours and visit Trieste. We hope these pictures will entice you to do so.
– View Trieste CD photos as a slideshow
– Download Trieste CD photos from Flickr.com
Thank you for all the photos of your beloved city of Trieste. My brother called me from Virginia tonight & I live in Pa.He was in the service for 30 years. He told me of all the countries and cities he has been in for the past 30 years Trieste is his most special one he was back 3 times , and would love to go back again. I searched on the net and found your blog .Thank you so much for posting pictures.
Judy
Thank you Judy for your sweet comment. It is very touching to learn that your brother has such a strong connection with my hometown. Trieste is indeed a beautiful city. Please tell your brother that I’ll upload more photos of Trieste and that, if he wants to see a specific part of town, to just let me know and I’ll search in my archive. Please give him a big hug from us.
Thank you so much for these beautiful, heartwarming photos of my beloved birth city of Trieste. I hope to be able to return one day soon and introduce my husband to “la mia bella cara Trieste” … Even though I’ve been gone a lifetime, mi go ancora tanta nostalgia. Sign me “una Triestina per sempre.”
Cara “Triestina per sempre”, te capimo benissimo, anche noi gavemo nostalgia della nostra Trieste. Chissà che un giorno non se incontremo per un caffettin in Piazza Goldoni. Paolo e Francesca