While spending a few days in Slovenia, I took a jaunt to Trieste to escape persistent Slovenian rains.  I had always wanted to visit Trieste.  Long influenced by Venice, it’s more recent history was as a cold war outpost.  Almost absorbed by post-WWII Yugoslavia, it remained a part of the West but was virtually encircled by communist Yugoslavia.  Thus, it seemed fitting that, after many visits to Italy, I finally made it to Trieste via Slovenia, traveling by bus across it’s now meaningless border  (both are Schengen countries).  This image highlights the city’s Venetian influence – and the location even borrows the title “Grand Canal” from its Venetian sibling.

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