Culture

01 of 12Mosaic-adorned façade of the Austro-Hungarian-era Prefecture in Piazza Unità D’Italia

02 of 12Trieste Film Festival attendee Ivans Spelkovs

03 of 12Sculptures by Antonio Canova at Museo Revoltella

04 of 12Portrait exhibition at Museo Revoltella, designed by Veneto architect Carlo Scarpa

05 of 12Florist beside the Canal Grande

06 of 12Entrance to the 1950s-built Cinema Ariston, a stalwart of the festival

07 of 12Interior of the Trieste Synagogue, built between 1908 and 1912

08 of 12Bookshop at the Vienna Secession-era Caffè San Marco

09 of 12Entrance to Cinema Ambasciatori, located in the Viale XX Settembre pedestrianised zone

10 of 12The Salone degli Incanti exhibition hall housed in the former fish market

11 of 12Teatro Lirico Giuseppe Verdi opera house, which hosts the city’s annual operetta festival

12 of 12Canal Grande looking towards the 19th-century Sant’Antonio Nuovo church