#monte grisa

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Diabolik - Ginko all'attacco! Antonio Manetti, Marco Manetti. 2022

Museum Santuario di Monte Grisa, Loc, Salita di Contovello, 455, 34017 Trieste TS, Italy See in map

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Maurizio Cattelan, Strategies, 1990 VS Antonio Guacci, Santuario di Monte Grisa, Trieste, Italy, 1963-1965

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Monte Grisa , Italy (c) Michael Dürr 

Architecture by Antonio Guacci 

LocationManager  @christophzangl 

 in Cooperation with Volvo EX30 

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more : www.michaelduerr.com

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Tempio Mariano di Monte Grisa (1963-65) in Trieste, Italy, by Antonio Guacci. Photo by Jamie McGregor Smith.

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Temple of Monte Grisa / 1965

Antonio Guacci + Sergio Musmeci

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The City of Coffee

Trieste, once the old port of the Habsburgs, represents a combination of cultures, religions and architecture at the intersection of the West and the East. The Mediterranean metropolis of coffee with a mild Mediterranean climate lies on the border, where conflicts of the region's fragile identity often arise.

Plan of the port of Trieste, Italy by Gauthier, 1854

The history of Trieste was marked by clashes with the Venetians, but the Habsburgs, whose traces are particularly visible in the Teresian quarter, left the strongest influence without a doubt. Architectural styles from Byzantine and Roman buildings to Neoclassicism, Art Nouveau, Eclectic and Baroque intertwine in the city. The architecture from the period of the Habsburg monarchy gives the city a special charm, so Trieste can be compared to Vienna or Budapest. The touch of New York can be felt in the Aedes Palace (or the red skyscraper) located on the edge of the Grand Canal. Just a ten-minute walk away, on Via Teatro Romano, are the remains of the original Roman theatre. Streets intersect at right angles and buildings are no more than four stories high. On the way to Piazza Goldoni, the Skala dei Giganti staircase leads us to the city's Cathedral of San Giusto.

In the north of the old free port, once the imperial port of the Habsburgs, four piers still stand today. The picturesque Piazza Unità is surrounded by the Governor's Palace, the City Hall and the two mighty palaces of the insurance companies Lloyd and Generali. The baroque fountain of the four continents with four statues depicting Europe, Asia, Africa and America, the previously known continents, speaks of the city's cosmopolitanism. Nearby stands the Revoltella Museum with an impressive collection. The old neoclassical stock exchange with its huge lobby and allegorical statues testifies that the trade in black gold - coffee - flourished in the city. 

On the invitation of the Open Houses Slovenia Architectuul created an architectural tour in Trieste to visit some of the most important architectures which marked the development of the city.  

The Temple of Monte Grisa | Photo © Rok Zidar

Rozzol Melara Complex | Photo © Rok Zidar

University of Trieste | Photo © Rok Zidar

Slovenian Cultural Centre | Photo © Rok Zidar

Stazione Rogers | Photo © Rok Zidar

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trieste 2022

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trieste 2022

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An altar dedicated to the city of Fiume/Rijeka (today in Croatia).

Monte Grisa, Trieste/Trst, Italy, 12 December 2021

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Temple of Monte Grisa, Trieste, Italy

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Santuario mariano di Monte Grisa, Trieste. Photo: Matthias Heiderich

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trieste 2022

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trieste 2022

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Temple of Monte Grisa, Trieste.