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Last days of my summer holidays I spent going on one-day trips to places near my home. 
Trieste is very popular among Slovenes, we like to go there just on an Italian coffee or shopping trip. In the past, it was called: Window to the world since many ships sailed to the world from its port and many saw it as an opportunity for a better life. Many Slovenes actually live there as well and in the past things there were much cheaper as in Yugoslavia, so it's well-known shopping destination. But now it offers much more than just shopping.

outfit: top: H&M, culottes: ZARA, shoes: Birkenstock, bag: ZARA

In the world is not that famous as Venice, Verona and other cities in the northeast part of the country. Trieste is also a seaport. Its location is very interesting- It is situated towards the end of a narrow strip of Italian territory lying between the Adriatic Sea and Slovenia, which lies almost immediately south and east of the city. It's and was a crossroad of different cultures (Latin, Slavic, Germanic). You can still find churches and monuments from different religions and cultures. Well, enough facts.

If you ever find yourself in Trieste I'd suggest you to visit:

• Piazza Unità d'Italia
• Ponterosso
• Castle of Saint Giusto
• Miramare Castle 
• The ruins of the Amphitheater