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wlzmatilida May 4th, 2005 10:19 PM

LoveItaly,

yes, it's John Flynn, from the San Francisco Chronicle!

Melodie

touristblob May 5th, 2005 04:55 AM

Trieste was a delight .we visited last summer and found it a very appealing small city with a real mix of austrian /italian and balkan architecture. Lots of history great views ,nice food and the best 19th century villa /castle on the coast ,the CASTELLO MIRAMARE .Its worth it just for that alone as well as the piazza del italia and the old harbour front.

fromMA May 5th, 2005 05:19 AM

I agree with Touristblob. We just returned from Italy and spent 2 days in Trieste. A lovely, "off the beaten track" old world city. Miramare and the surrounding park was a delight. The Place d'Italia is the largest square on the ocean in Italy. I didnt realize that it didnt officially become ceeded to Italy until 1954 and has an interesting history.


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