When to find the cheapest flights to Trieste

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London - Trieste

outbound: 31-Jul-2019
2 stops (11h50m)
KLM

return: 15-Aug-2019
2 stops (11h15m)
Alitalia

£359 Verify

London - Trieste

outbound: 28-Jun-2019
1 stop (13h25m)
Alitalia

return: 01-Jul-2019
1 stop (8h30m)
Alitalia

£135 Verify

London - Trieste

outbound: 28-Jun-2019
2 stops (7h30m)
Air France

return: 01-Jul-2019
2 stops (14h10m)
Alitalia

£426 Verify

Birmingham - Trieste

outbound: 21-Sep-2019
2 stops (13h05m)
Lufthansa

return: 28-Sep-2019
1 stop (8h)
Lufthansa

£206 Verify

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Trieste: Medieval charm in Italy's north

	Trieste city centre
	Ronchi dei Legionari Airport (TRS): 19 mi from city centre

Flights to Trieste: practical information

Cheap airlines to Trieste

Heading to north-eastern Italy? Trieste is just the place to go! Search for cheap flights to the International Airport of Ronchi die Legionari (TRS), Trieste Airport for short, with dozens of airlines. Alitalia, Italy's national airline, flies from London and Birmingham. The cheapest flights to Trieste are with low cost giant Ryanair.

When to book flights to Trieste

Trieste offers much in terms of art, culture and seaside life. Summer is the perfect time to plan a holiday in Trieste if you're interested in sailing and visiting the nearby beaches. Book your flights to Trieste at least 12 weeks before you plan to visit for the cheapest flight prices.

Peak season: Summers in Trieste are always popular.
Low season: Winters are slow but always enjoyable.

Flight duration

Direct flights to Trieste take 2 hours and 10 minutes.

Experience Trieste: what to see, what to do

Trieste is all too often overlooked for cities like Milan and Rome but has so much to offer: architecture, charming cafes, beautiful sea views and a buzzing atmosphere that charmed even the likes of James Joyce when he lived here.

Essentials in Trieste

Citta Vecchia: Trieste's old town is nearly car-free and is so charming with its small, narrow streets, shops and squares surrounded by traditional Medieval houses.

Miramare Castle: Visit this castle, right on the sea, and tour Maximilian's chambers and his consort's Carlota of Belgium. The throne room is a highlight as well as the Duke of Aosta's apartment in 1930's style.

San Giusto Cathedral: If you head up to the cathedral you can expect some of the most glorious views of Trieste from above. There is also a museum and a garden where many Medieval and Roman ruins are on display.

Find more information on Trieste Tourism Office.

Accommodations in Trieste

If you're visiting in the summer, it's best to book your hotel in Trieste as far in advance as possible. There are a number of hotels in the city centre as well as the old town but you'll find the city's cheapest rooms lie just outside these touristy areas.