to admire the white Carso cliffs that rise steeply above the sea from aboard a kayak! In direct contact with Miramare Castle, Sistiana bay (Sesljan), Duino Castle (Devin) and the headwaters of the Timavo (Timava) river.

discover dozens of kilometres of cycling paths, just pedalling away.

on a slope of the "Napoleonic" road, near the village of Prosecco (Prosek), these rock walls are among the most popular climbing gyms and an important reference point for many mountaineers.

will allow you to enjoy a wonderful view of the valley crossed by the Rosandra stream (Glinščica). The road leading to town is perfect for unforgettable bike tours, right in the middle of an enchanting landscape only a few kilometres away from the city of Trieste (Trst).

its course develops between Duino (Devin) and Miramare and is the second walking race in Europe for importance! Suitable even for not so fit participants...

you can choose between a quiet walk to the picturesque village of Bottazzo (Botač) and a more demanding climb where the first climbing school in Italy was founded in 1929. On a hot summer afternoon, try the unforgettable experience of bathing in the Glinščica stream flowing below!

the steep walls of its ridge make this location one of the most popular climbing places in Europe.

i.e hang gliding from mount Carso, overlooking Val Rosandra. A totally different way of seeing the surroundings of Trieste. On sunny days, the sky above Val Rosandra is full of multicoloured gliders.

to discover the surroundings of Trieste, the Carso, Val Rosandra in full symbiosis with nature. Accompanied by competent and expert guides, you will have the unique opportunity to enjoy marvellous itineraries on horseback.

an itinerary in the rural Carso, it runs through some of the most picturesque areas of the Carso plateau. In addition to its natural charms and historical curiosities, visitors will have the opportunity of savouring the typical local products. A perfect combination of nature, culture, food and wine. On foot, on a bike, on horseback ,as you prefer.

at last some relaxation enjoying the water and the fitness activities at the brand new and modern Žušterna spa.

in the crystal-clear waters opposite the Castle you can wear your mask and flippers and explore a submarine world offering unimaginable wonders.

in the charming setting of the Carso plateau, a wellness centre with all comforts...

dedicated to the famous climber and writer, begins at Aurisina (Nabrežina) and links the "look-outs" situated along all the Carso ridge as far as Crogole (Kroglje). When walking in the lush vegetation, visitors can admire naturalistic environments of rare beauty, the sea, the city of Trieste and, in the distance, the tops of the Alps.

is an excursion itinerary around the village of Aurisina (Nabrežina) characterised by historical, geological and botanical elements of great interest. The path is named after the great Trieste climber Tiziana Weiss.

the sea and the Carso are two inseparable entities. Fishing is a centuries-old tradition in this part of the world. Very soon in the village of S. Croce (Križ) a museum will also be available. In the meantime, you can sail along the white cliffs of the Carso on a boat with a fishing rod. At the foothill of the Carso, waters abound in fish!

A path rich in historical, archeological and especially natural attractions in the area around the village of Sgonico (Zgonik). It is named after the dolina it leads to and is provided with several information points and direction signs that help tourists along the way. On crossing the centre of Sgonico (Zgonik) on your way back, stop at the local renovated wine-cellar with its wide selection of local wines.

a steep path leading from the village of Aurisina (Nabrežina) to the sea, used by the fishermen for centuries. As you walk down the path, you will cross the well-known Southern Railways which, on the occasion of its inauguration, brought to Trieste Emperor Franz Joseph in person. Since then, thanks to the railway line, from the cave near Aurisina (Nabrežina) its white marble was used to embellish the palaces of all Austria-Hungary.