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01 of 12Mosaic-adorned façade of the Austro-Hungarian-era Prefecture in Piazza Unità D’Italia
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02 of 12Trieste Film Festival attendee Ivans Spelkovs
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03 of 12Sculptures by Antonio Canova at Museo Revoltella
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04 of 12Portrait exhibition at Museo Revoltella, designed by Veneto architect Carlo Scarpa
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05 of 12Florist beside the Canal Grande
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06 of 12Entrance to the 1950s-built Cinema Ariston, a stalwart of the festival
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07 of 12Interior of the Trieste Synagogue, built between 1908 and 1912
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08 of 12Bookshop at the Vienna Secession-era Caffè San Marco
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09 of 12Entrance to Cinema Ambasciatori, located in the Viale XX Settembre pedestrianised zone
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10 of 12The Salone degli Incanti exhibition hall housed in the former fish market
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11 of 12Teatro Lirico Giuseppe Verdi opera house, which hosts the city’s annual operetta festival
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12 of 12Canal Grande looking towards the 19th-century Sant’Antonio Nuovo church
