Trieste is the most northern port in the Adriatic Sea with an interesting history; is a beautiful mix of Austro-Hungarian, Slovenian and Italian influence. Historically is a bridge between the Latin, Slavic and German worlds. With its strategic location it was very important throughout the history and played a strong role for the economy of the Hapsburg Empire. The town is still multicultural and was also marked by public figures of that time like James Joyce and Sigmund Freud. Today it offers picturesque squares and architecture, typical Italian cafes and many shopping opportunities. We will walk through the centre of the city and visit the Piazza Unita d’ Italia, the Government Palace, the Municipal Palace, the statue of Charles VI, the amphitheatre and more. We will go to San Giusto Hill. Here you can see the old castle fortress, Roman ruins, museums, and the Cathedral of San Giusto which has some very stunning mosaics. Some free time for independent sightseeing or shopping is also available. Next we will visit a Miramare Castle, once a residence of the Habsburg family today a museum, build in 19th Century on Maximilian Habsburg’s order for him and his wife Charlotte of Belgium. Today Trieste is the most important coffee port in Europe and it’s no wonder that it is a city where you will taste one of the best coffees, where you can find lots of small and large cafes with a rich history, where also great writers and poets once sat. Trieste has over 10 operating coffee roasting plants, including world brands such as Illy, Hausbrandt, Cremcaffe, Qubik Caffe and Primo aroma