Entertainment in Trieste
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Caffè San Marco
Young bloggers mix with 90-year-old former children of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at this dark mahogany haven where dexterous waiters balance coffee cups on silver trays and nothing much has changed since 1949 – or even 1909. The only thing missing is the atmospheric fug of cigarette smoke – a kind of blessing in disguise.
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Viale 39
A breeding ground for lounge lizards and bright young things, Viale 39 has multiple personalities as long as you’re a snappy dresser. Recline on cushioned sofas with an aperitif or get up and dance at Monday’s Latin American Noche Caliente (Hot Night) or Friday’s Valentino.
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Teatro Verdi
The Teatro Verdi opera house is a mix of Milan’s La Scala and Venice’s La Fenice (both architects had a hand). It first opened in 1801 and was refurbished between 1992 and 1997 at a cost of US$18 million.
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Caffè degli Specchi
This veritable hall of mirrors (specchi) first opened its doors back in 1839 and, despite some modern updates, has been feeding the addictions of Triestine coffee-quaffers ever since.
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La Caffetteria del Borgo
A hip place to start the night (or drop by for coffee during the day), the atmosphere here is made all the homier by the timber furnishings and stone floor.
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Teatro Sloveno
The Slovene side of Triestine life finds expression at the Teatro Sloveno, southeast of the centre.
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Casa della Musica
Casa della Musica puts on various performances, from jazz quartets to solo acts of all types.
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Mandracchio
Dance until dawn, with Italian hits on Friday and the latest in international DJ dance numbers on Saturday.
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Teatro Miela
The Teatro Miela stages an eclectic mix of events including plays, concerts, cabaret and film screenings.
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Caffè Torinese
Numerous writers sought inspiration at compact Caffè Torinese loaded up on the incomparable Illy.
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