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Shopping in Trieste
Shopping in Trieste is delightful. There are many traditional shops, departmental stores, and shopping malls throughout the city. You can purchase antiques, books, leather products, clothing, and sports goods. Many large shops, boutiques, and some departmental stores open from 9.00 AM to 9.00 PM throughout the week. Traditional and some small independent shops have their own timings. Usually, markets remain closed on Sundays.
Different areas of the city are famous for specific type of shopping. For antique lovers, Piazza dell'Unità d'Italia shopping area is famous for antique dealers where you can buy antiques like jewelry, furniture and art work etc. If you are looking for everyday items, cloths and shoes etc then best option is Borgo Teresiano district. You can find many other things to purchase from here including books and coffee.
There are 2 shopping malls in Trieste. These are The Giulia and Torri d'Europa. There are many shops, departmental stores and coffee shops between these two shopping malls. You can explore these shops and departmental stores and enjoy shopping. You can buy variety of vegetables and fruits from the Mercato coperto fruit & vegetables market on the Via Carducci. On every third Sunday of the month, thousands of peoples enjoy shopping of old antiques at Cittavechhia, near the Piazza dell'Unità d'Italia. You can also find many shops at the center of old Trieste. There are huge sales opportunities two times in a year that is at the start of the year and in the beginning of second half of the year. Bargaining is common during these sales. Going to any shopping place in the Trieste city is easy because you can get the services of car hire Trieste to reach any shopping center. You can also use car hire Trieste Airport to go directly to the shopping areas from the airport.
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