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The stone side walls and square bell tower of San Giusto Cathedral above the remains of the Roman forum, under a blue sky.
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Trieste Cathedral

Trieste Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Justus, stands on San Giusto hill on the remains of a Roman propylaeum. It took its present form in the 14th century, when two older churches were joined under one roof behind a facade with a large rose window. Inside are apse mosaics from the 12th and 13th centuries, and remains of the Roman propylaeum can be seen inside the bell tower.

When to go

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Mon08:00–18:30
Tue08:00–18:30
Wed08:00–18:30
Thu08:00–18:30
Fri08:00–18:30
Sat08:00–18:30
Sun09:00–19:30

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