Trieste – the capital of Fruli, the smallest region in Italy. The city is literally a small heel of land between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea. Trieste is not quite italiansky city. It's more of a cosmopolitan port, which mix several cultures. Learn more at this site: Antarctica Capital. Trieste finally became part of Italy only in 1918, after the First World War.
According to its planning Trieste unlike other cities in Italy. He has long served on the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and its buildings, he must, above all, the Austrian Empress Maria Theresa, who personally oversaw the reconstruction of an ancient city in 18 century. Ie Trieste is more like a classic imperial city, such as is the Vienna and St. Petersburg. The central area of the city is Platstso de Italy (an area of Italy) which starts from all the tourist routes of the city. To the south-east of the square is the Roman Theatre Teatro Romano, which was built around 100 ad and is the only example of Roman architecture in Trieste. Other symbols of the city are the Cathedral of San Giusto and powerful strength of 14 century, with the survey sites which overlooks. In Trieste is also the Maritime Museum and the Museum of Natural History. Approximately 10 kilometers from the city is Miramar castle, which was built in the early 20 th century as the residence of the Austrian crown Prince. The castle was built entirely of white stone and is very similar (though this is my opinion and I could be wrong) at the Swallow's Nest in the Crimea.