How much do day trips from Trieste cost?

Most food and wine day trips from Trieste sit in the upper mid-range bracket, which reflects full-day transport, a guide and cross-border logistics into Slovenia or Croatia. The private Prosecco Hills and Miramare Castle tour is a premium option because it is exclusive to your group.

Which Trieste day trips offer free cancellation?

Every food and wine day trip listed on this page includes free cancellation. That covers the Bled and Radovljica full-day trips, the Istria and Rovinj routes, the Piran and Slovenian coast shore excursion, the Rovinj and Bale tour, and the private Prosecco Hills and Miramare Castle day trip.

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Food & wine · Trieste

Food & Wine Day Trips from Trieste

Average rating4.9Median price$146

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About Trieste

Trieste sits where Italy meets Slovenia and Croatia, so a single day can carry you from a hilltop wine town to an Adriatic fishing port without ever feeling rushed. Wine and food are the thread that ties these routes together, whether you're tasting in the Prosecco Hills on the Private Day Trip from Venice to Prosecco Hills & Miramare Castle or crossing into Slovenia on the Trieste: Full-Day Trip to Bled & Radovljica, where the old town is known for its honey and gingerbread. Istrian olive oil, Malvazija and Teran wines, and Adriatic seafood all sit within easy reach of the city.

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Trieste sits on a border where Italian, Slovenian and Croatian food cultures overlap, so a single day can include Istrian Malvazija and Teran wines, olive oil from the Istrian hills, Adriatic seafood in Rovinj or Piran, and Slovenian honey and gingerbread in Radovljica.