Travel by train from Trieste to Venice
from 8,9 €

Trieste is a charming city, known as the city of ports, situated in a unique position in the world, at the gates of Italy, surrounded by mountains and overlooking the Adriatic Sea. A city full of history, culture, art and traditions that make it an ideal destination for a weekend or a holiday. For those who choose to visit Trieste there are many things to see. The city has a varied architecture, with buildings ranging from Neoclassical to Liberty, Baroque to Gothic. The Piazza Unità d'Italia, the largest water square in Europe, is one of the city's main tourist attractions, and a walk along the seafront offers a beautiful view of the sea. Don't miss a visit to the Castle of Miramare, the sea villa of Maximilian of Austria, today a museum, and to the Barcola Lighthouse, one of the city's symbols. The sandy beaches and the Grado Lagoon are a popular destination for a day of relaxation. Gastronomically, Trieste is a real paradise, with a great variety of traditional dishes. The city's typical dish is goulash with polenta, a dish made of beef cooked in tomato sauce, served with corn polenta. Other popular dishes are jota, a soup of cabbage, potatoes, beans and sausage, and cevapcici, a minced meat specialty. A walk in the center offers many great options for a meal, with a great variety of restaurants serving traditional and international cuisine.When it comes to art and culture, Trieste offers numerous options. In the city center there are numerous museums, including the Sea and Territory Museum, the Risorgimento Museum, the Revoltella Museum, the Culture Museum, the House of Arts and the Civic Library. The city is also rich in galleries, theaters and entertainment venues, such as the Trieste Theater, the Green Arena and the Rossetti Theater. If you are ready to go, choose Italo to reach Trieste! With its first-class services, speed and comfort, Italo is the easiest and fastest way to reach the city. Buy your ticket now and set off to discover this beautiful city!

Venice is a one-of-a-kind city, one of the most romantic and charming cities in the world. Its extraordinary architecture, canals, palaces and mysterious calles make it a popular destination for travelers from all over the world. To take in its beauty, the best way is to take an Italo direct train to Venice. Once you arrive, the best way to explore is by foot or gondola, and every time you cross a bridge like the Rialto Bridge, you can be sure to be part of the city’s history.Start your Venice tour with a stroll through Piazza San Marco, the heart of Venice. The square is surrounded by magnificent palaces, including the imposing Palazzo Ducale, the Campanile de San Marco and the Basilica of San Marco, one of the largest Gothic churches in the world. The square is also a meeting place for street artists and souvenir stalls.After exploring Piazza San Marco, head over to the Grand Canal, the largest in the city. Along the canal you can admire some of the most beautiful palaces in Venice, such as the Corner della Ca' Grande palace, the Contarini del Bovolo palace, and the Barbaro palace. The walk along the Grand Canal is also a great opportunity to shop in some of the most exclusive stores in Venice, known for their selection of luxury fabrics and refined custom made clothing.Don’t forget to try the traditional dishes of Venetian cuisine, such as the famous baccala alla vicentina or the sarde in saor. Let yourself be tempted by the typical sweets of Venice, such as castagnole or fritole, the typical Carnival sweet. Also try some of the wines of Venice, such as Prosecco or Raboso.A visit to Venice cannot exclude a visit to the city's museums. The Correr Museum, in Piazza San Marco, is one of the most important historical museums in the city. Here you can admire paintings by great Venetian artists such as Titian and Tintoretto, and a rich collection of Venetian furnishings and ceramics. The Gallery of the Academy is another famous attraction in Venice and hosts a vast collection of paintings, including works by Paolo Veronese, Tintoretto and Tiepolo.Venice is a city rich in history, culture and charm. A visit to the city cannot exclude a stroll through Murano, known around the world for its refined art of glass making, and Burano, a fishing island known for its colorful lanes. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket to Venice now and live an unforgettable experience!