A city with a Mediterranean air and the largest tourist grotto in the world: a Guinness record for exploration. The attentive eye will not fail to observe all the rich variability of Trieste, a border town that embraces many cultures and that is also geographically varied, with the immense sea spreading before its rocky promontories. Piazza dell’ Nita – one of the largest plazas in the world – is where the city opens toward the Adriatic: and it is from the sea that the harsh wind known as the Bora comes, fiercely sweeping the streets of the city with its powerful blasts. The architecture of Trieste speaks of the city’s variety combining art deco with neo-classical, Romanesque and Baroque, eclectic and Hapsburgian. With the same simplicity, in Trieste you can encounter a wide range of religious buildings testifying to a rare cohabitation: the synagogue, the Greek-orthodox church as well as the Serbian orthodox, Lutheran evangelical and Swiss churches. In the nearby town of Sgonico, a few kilometers from Trieste, another extraordinary Guinness record is located: the Grotta Gigante, that with its 280 meters of length is considered the largest tourist cavern in the world. It is a truly impressive experience that, for customers of Palmanova Outlet Village, is also a great advantage!