Miramare Castle

Gain access to Miramare Castle and explore the beautiful Gothic white structure at your own pace.

Explore the music room where Carlota used to play the piano and the ornate Throne Room.

Stroll through the large seashore park surrounding the castle.

Admire rare and exotic plants and trees collected by the Duke.

Fun fact: Archduke Maximilian built Miramare Castle for his wife, Charlotte. After his death, rumors claimed that anyone who slept there was cursed to die young.

Get a bang for your buck with a personalized guided tour of the Miramare castle overlooking the Gulf of Trieste, with a small group of 10 people.

Explore the garden’s fragrant roses, lavender, and rare plants with a guide in Italian, English, German, or Slovak, for personal insights and a truly enriching experience.

Witness the 18th-century architecture of the Throne Room with ornate ceilings and walls, a crystal chandelier, and plush velvet chairs.

Explore the former residence of Duke Maximilian and his wife Charlotte, and the Duchess' rooms decorated with silk and instruments like the fortepiano.

Fun fact: Legend says Maximilian, seeking refuge from a storm in Grignano harbor, was so captivated by the spot, he built his dream castle there.

Head over to Miramare Castle, a beautiful white structure overlooking the Gulf of Trieste, and see the music room where Empress Carlota used to play the piano.

Wander through the gardens, featuring a variety of exotic plants and trees from all over the world, including specimens from Mexico, Chile, and South Africa.

Discover Trieste, known as the 'city with a thousand faces,' with a convenient 24-hour hop-on-hop-off pass aboard a comfortable air-conditioned bus.

With over 12 stops, don't overlook the Basilica of St. Anthony, all while benefiting from an audio guide available in 4 languages.

Fun fact: Many of the specimens in the palace gardens were personally chosen by Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian during his travels as admiral of the Austrian Military.

Explore Trieste's landmarks with a 24-hour hop-on-hop-off ticket featuring over 12 stops to discover.

See the Roman Propylaea, Miramare Castle, the Basilica of St. Anthony and Castle of San Giusto atop the hill, with commanding views of Trieste.

Take advantage of complimentary onboard Wi-Fi and receive insights about over 25 locations from an expert guide on board.

Learn about the city from a pre-recorded audio guide that is available in English, German, Italian, and Spanish.

Fun fact: One of the stops, Barcola Beach, is famous for its Adriatic Sea views and was the site of the 1917 Battle of Barcola during World War I.