A big shopping center with nice shops, restaurants, burgers, good italian coffee, market, playroom,…read moreelevator, parking. Open on Sunday too, a point meeting for friends and families.

Nice shopping centre. Not too big ma with lots of interesting shop, a cinema and lots of very nice…read moreplaces to eat. The best in Triest for shopping!

Came to Venice by car. We did so last time in 2020. Back then the place was full (despite Covid-19)…read moreand we had to park outside. This time there was an option online to pre-book a parking spot inside the building. Easy pre-paid by card and by making an account (or as guest). You choose a time-slot for your arrival. You can enter up to an hour before your chosen slot and it doesn't matter if you arrive later. You get a QR code after the booking. When arriving, you just hold the code to the machine at the entrance and that's it. Very easy, very conveniant. Worked perfectly. Easy in and out. There are plenty of spaces, our mid-sized SUV had no problems, also around turns and corners - the place is spacious and your car completely safe here. There are ATMs, chargers for EVs, elevators, snack machines, toilets and ticket booths to book public transport and/or Vaporettos. We've paid a little less than 30 Euros a day. And for a city like Venice that's definitely a fair deal. From here it's a very short walk to the Vaporetto - and a short ride right into Venice (like Ferrovia - the train station or further of course). You will take the Vaporetto No. 2 from here. We were really happy with this parking option. And will definitely use it again next time.

Getting to the Tronchetto Parking Garage was easy from the right lane of the causeway to Venice…read more This 6-story parking garage has sections A though E. Our problem came when we parked and took a snapshot of a sign that said E1 near a security camera. We were happy that the camera was near our car and went on our way. Two days later we could not find the car in section E1. After an exhaustive search we learned that the camera marked E1 was not located in the E1 section of the garage. It was actually located in E2. I'd advise you to verify and reverify the location of your car before you exit. Multiple photos would have helped us. For the management at Tronchetto, please consider a complete review of your signage for accuracy. Don't assume that new visitors will know anything about where to go for the People Mover and Vaporetto systems. Large, well-positioned, accurate signage would have been helpful and would have saved us a lot of frustration.

A beautiful castle to tour in a stunning location,…read more You can walk around the gardens or sit on a bench with your book at no charge. We toured the castle and enjoyed it. Takes you back in time and shows you opulent wealth but also makes you appreciate the era we are living in Well worth a visit and easy to take a city bus from a Trieste. Think it is number six. No need to take a guided tour

Mobs of tourists descend on this lovely estate, definitely worth seeing. Free parking available…read morejust outside the grounds. Paid admission to the castle will give you the story of the 2 dukes and duchesses who lived here. Gardens and grounds could use some upkeep, but it is a landmark you will enjoy if you want to know a bit more about Trieste.

If you rented a vehicle and wanted to come to Venice for a stay, this garage will be the best bet…read more(as cars are not allowed in the city). For small cars only ~ inside the ramps to reach upper decks are sooo narrow. You will be instructed to self park and the space given is sooo narrow. To weave back and forth to park in reverse is sooo small. Oddly, after you park, you hand them your keys and that is it. A slight stress wondering if your belongings are safe but it is what it is. *Making a reservation is highly recommended.

The parking is very close to Piazzale Roma (as you're not allowed to bring cars into Venice), so…read moreit's a prime location. There's multiple levels but note that the spaces are quite small, so if you have a large car, you'll be hard pressed to navigate. This spot seems to be better for long-term parking, as the garage across the street was cheaper for short-term parking on a per hour basis. You pay at the end of your stay and must leave your keys. There is an attendant on the floor and he checked us out fairly quickly. Each car has its own slot (it's not stacked parking). There are elevators.

Considering that YELP is an international app and that Friuli has a considerable US community (due…read moreto the USAF Air Base, located in Aviano), i thought it best to write a review of the closest "mall" for those craving a day of shopping and deal searching. This mall hosts one of the first japanese restaurants where you didn't have to rob a bank to have a meal (i was able to somewhat enjoy average sushi some 15 years ago). The supermarket of choice is IPERCOOP. The mall is spread over 2 levels. The foid court is on the upper level. There are a few options for clothing stores, a lingerie store, several options for tech-savvy costumers. The only other review of this location claims the parking lot is massive, i find it barely adequate to the volume of people visiting this mall. Be prepared to hunt your spot down and, possibly have to park outside the designated parking lot. Other than that, it is a decent mall and a great place to spend a hot summer day.

It's the main square of the city and with its 12.280 m² it's said to be the largest square on a sea…read moreof all Europe. Built under the Austrian-Hungarian Empire it has been remodeled various time during the years, but it's still surrounded by big buildings of more or less the same age: they are so beautiful that you can really spend hours just admiring out their architectural details! It's also a great spot if you like photography, and not just because of those historic buildings surrounding it. As mentioned, the square is right on the Adriatic Sea but it's also surrounded by the Carso hills: the two details combined make always interesting pics. Also, from the square you can witness gorgeous sunsets and if the weather conditions are right, you can even see the Alps on the horizon, which are particularly beautiful when they have snow on their tops! You will always find lots of locals walking on the square: it's one of the favorite places by "Triestini" to relax. It is also used for events, concerts and during Christmas time it is adorned with several light up Christmas trees. As for the rest of the city in general, parking is very difficult, but you can reach the square via public transportation (or even just by foot, depending on your location).

An incredible piazza nestled at the foothills of the Carso opening straight into the source of the…read moreAdriatic. One of the few Grande Italian Piazza's in a major city that open's directly to the sea providing magnificent views of the sea with Mountain peaks on a clear day. The buildings surround the piazza have wonderful Austro-Hungarian design and more or less provide the dividing point between the Italian and Austrian facades that split the city.