I should publish this post on the anniversary of the November 4, but the late hour and all the painful vicissitudes that occurred during the week, I have
not prevented from doing so. But here it is! Here's my tribute to Trieste, a city much loved and who had long since I had this tribute, I did rimandato.Ora always, my beautiful Trieste, and I'm
here to keep my promise! The desire that drove me to draw up a post on this beloved city is certainly derived from the studies that I am making and that (Those who know me know already) about Saba and its city, that is, Trieste, and the trip took place last year, just in these days on the trail of my poet's heart, Saba, at last!
What about Trieste, which has not already been said in the net or guides?
That is a beautiful city?
not true, is wonderful! A single solution that combines unparalleled sea and mountain as incomparable? It was already known!
What is most famous for its bora for monuments?
known! children that includes the likes of Umberto Saba, Italo Svevo, Claudio Magris, Virgil Giotto (although born in Gorizia, etc.).? All known
!
What is ancient and modern at the same time? We knew it already! What's a glorious military past as well as historical and cultural?
True!
I, however, here I am not going to write about the city, its monuments, the description can be found on any drive or network, but I just want remember that this beautiful city, November 4, close to the anniversary celebration of the Patron Saint Right, celebrates with a great military parade, which starts from the pier Bold (the former Pier Carlo S. Sabiana of memory) and arrives in Piazza Unità d'Italy, the landing of the "Italian" In 1918, there came on purpose to free a land that belonged to them geographically, but politically he was under the Hapsburg Empire! (I have seen this memorial just last year).
E ', in fact, known that this città è, ancora adesso, territorio comune di italiani, sloveni,
croati, ebrei e anche musulmani di ogni nazione, i quali appartenenti alla religione islamica detengono il primato di avere il cimitero musulmano più grande d'Europa!
Mi fu, infatti, riferito nella mia ultima visita a Trieste, che gli adepti dell'islam chiesero di fondare una grande moschea, visto il cimitero e la vicinanza con paesi europei di religione musulmana; tale costruzione fu però loro negata perché Trieste era stata già martoriata abbastanza, insieme a Trento, fino the '50s, being in a strategic location for the many neighbors and greedy neighbors, who are still willing to put their hands on. Therefore, it was not done anything to avoid being the scene of other unwanted confrontations.
Even when war broke out in Iraq, the allies of the United States was denied access by the troops who had to travel in the Middle East would be a fatal compromise! Wise, therefore, the decision of the autonomous region Friuli Venezia Giulia , of \u200b\u200bwhich Trieste is the capital, not to mix any of these beghe !
Pensate che il crogiolo di razze ed etnie, qui, ha perfino permesso che, nello stesso cimitero cristiano, ci sia un altrettanto vasto
cimitero di un' altrettanto grande religione mondiale: l'ebraismo!Pensate che è ancora perfettamente conservato e ristrutturato il famoso ghetto ebraico, ora divenuto zona esclusivamente chic del centro storico ricco di antiquari e di barettini tutti in stile retrò.
Il pout-pourrie presente in questa great and beautiful city is recognizable by its palaces, magnificent buildings of Central European style, mixed with oriental domes of Orthodox churches and Jewish synagogues, palaces of modern apartment blocks and square mixed with unique and precious Venetian buildings and so on. But what most distinguishes this many other wonderful city is its proximity to the sea: from Piazza Unità of Italy , where there is a monument of Four Continents (because initially were believed to be really 4), where there are spectacular buildings such as those of insurers Lloyds and General or building Government , or the exclusive Cafe of Mirrors and the ancient sound of Mori that signal their bell tower from the top of the hour, if you cross the street and goes to pier, you will find the sea, which does not take much because ci lambisca i piedi.
Solo una strada divide il mare dalla piazza e questa piazza, oltre ad essere già di suo bellissima, è tutta costellata di lampadelle azzurrine poste a terra, che rendono ancor più invitante il passeggiarci sopra!
G razie al suo passato veneto, a Trieste sarà possibile imbattersi in un pe zzo raro di Venezia staccata dalla sua origine: Via del Canal Grande ! A real gem in Venice, with the channel and moored boats, which can no longer leave when the tide rises, reaching a result, the height of the bridges at both ends of the street. Just in this street you can find the statue of a famous Irish James Joyce , who, dazzled by the splendor Tergestina, forgot the pomp Dubliners!
Tergestina ... Tergestina you, because first of all my ideal city was also in Rome, then called Tergeste ! It 'obvious that, in the architectural evidence such as that of the glorious and beautiful theater, as well preserved, which comes alive in summer with its splendid performances along with other colleagues in other cities by the equally rich and glorious past, eg. Verona.
But I have to say?
The Miramare Castle of Maximilian of Hapsburg, does not mean anything? Sure?
E la Barcol a? Neanche questa?
E Opicina , il Carso , S. Giusto , il Tocai con la c, senza la k, ...neanche questi altri?
Beh, se è così propongo, per find out what these names are, do us a jump, just to breathe a bit 'of good air, good food and drink grappa production (as ever in this city, I happened to find a lot of genuine brandy in public
stations, even in nearby Udine, although that can boast of giant producers like Nonino!).
But that's another story.
MY DESCRIPTION
I deliberately described here only a test anthology of what exactly is this city. For this reason I do not presume to call this post a picture of something specific: this is the MIA Trieste , what I would gladly have lived and visited more than once, despite my feet screaming in pain to continue unabated fury to go around!
Before CONCLUSION , I remember rvi not make my mistake: never say to a Trieste that his city is in Friuli and he was a Friulano (LORIS/Sauvage27 SORRY, another esteemed blogger, for those who did not understand), because there is an answer that Giuliano and Trieste is in Venezia Giulia !!
Io lo rifeci ancora la seconda volta che ci andai. Ero a Muggia , l'ultimo paese italiano al confine con la Slovenia. Tirava una boretta non indifferente e i traghetti non avevano la minima intenzione di spostarsi da Trieste a dove mi trovavo io.
lunch in a typical restaurant, exchanging a few words with the owner, a Roman who married a local woman, I asked him what he was doing a Roman in Friuli, now clearly naturalized "Friulano" ... now, those words stand behind me I heard a murmur of disappointment.
sat a young couple, whose husband called out to me rather piqued: - Friulano? Giuliano piuttosto! Qui siamo nella Venezia Giulia! -
Mi corressi subito, facendo attenzione, in seguito, a non sbagliare più.
Triest xè semper Triest! (ho scritto bene? Mi correggano gli amici triestini che leggono).
E se ci andrete, fate caso alla buffa parlata molto simile a quella veneziana. Io l'ho trovata comicissima tanto da stare per minuti interi ad origliare ciò che diceva la gente in dialetto. Risulterà un po' ostica a chi è distante geograficamente dalla zona, ma se avrete visto qualche commedia in vernacolo di Goldoni, e avrete capito ciò che è stato detto, non sarà così difficile decifrare almeno qualcosina della parlata tergestina.
Ho finito, non mi resta che augurarvi buon viaggio e buon divertimento!
Trieste vi aspetta!
ATTENZIONE : si rischia di lasciarci il cuore !!!
E come tutte le città o qualsiasi altro luogo geografico anche Trieste offre i suoi vantaggi e svantaggi, tra cui la presenza della bora, ma se non ci fosse non sarebbe lei!
Dedicata alla mia cara amica triestina MV
PS: Facts alive! ^______^
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Quanto amore I wanted to give you ... 
