The Trieste Botanical Garden: a green oasis of discovery, research, and culture. A free and open space for a vibrant dialogue with nature.
Founded in 1842 for arboriculture experiments by Bartolomeo Biasoletto, who also transferred the rarest species from his old Pharmaceutical Garden to a section of the site. It was later expanded by Muzio de'Tommasini and opened to the public in 1873. In 1903, it became a public institution. After a long period of closure, it reopened in 2001 with new spaces and educational goals.
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Opening days
Summer Hours (April 1st - October 12th)
Friday - Sunday -
Opening times
from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
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Closing
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The Botanical Garden is closed during the winter months, from October 13th to March 31st.
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From April 1st to October 12th, the garden is closed from Monday to Thursday.
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Extra Opening times
The garden is open on all National Holidays and on the city's Patron Saint Day (November 3rd), even if they fall on a day it is normally closed.
- Web Trieste Botanical Garden
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Feature List
- Info line
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Accessibility
- Accessible for disabled visitors
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Info Reservation
Admission: Free
The 12 botanical areas, seasonal blooms, and "Shakespearean Walks" are not to be missed.
It is an island of biodiversity, perfect for expanding your knowledge or escaping the urban environment.
Where
Via Carlo Marchesetti, 2 Scala S. Luigi s.n. 34142, Trieste
Transportation
By Bus:
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Lines 25, 26: Get off at the Via Marchesetti stop.
On Foot:
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Approximately a 35-minute walk from Trieste Centrale station.
By Car:
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About x minutes from Trieste Centrale station. Limited parking is available nearby.
