A few kilometers from Trieste, there is the Grotta Gigante: why is it called that? It is the largest tourist cave in the world, in fact in 1995 it was included in the Guinness Book of Records.
The Grotto, with its imposing dimensions, will offer both adults and children an exciting and unique underground experience! Are you ready to climb five hundred steps? They will take you about one hundred meters deep, into the beating heart of the karst, carved out by ancient underground rivers.
At the Immaginario Scientifico, you can unleash your imagination. It's an interactive and multimedia science museum that offers tours, exhibitions, and activities to spread scientific culture in a fun way. You'll have the opportunity to experiment and create thanks to the various workshops. It's now located in a historic building in the Old Port.
Come meet Antonio and his friend Bruno, two dinosaurs discovered at the Villaggio del Pescatore paleontological site, just a few kilometers from Trieste. They'll be joined by many other friends who will thrill the whole family!
There's a place, the BIOMA, where you can dive in the waters of the Gulf of Trieste, admire its sandy banks and rocky walls teeming with life, but without getting wet!
The Biodiversitario Marino di Trieste (Marine Biodiversity of Trieste), housed in what were once the stables of the wonderful Miramare Castle, is a place where you can also experience it firsthand, thanks to the many activities offered for families, such as a treasure hunt or, for the little ones, listening to a rhyming story to learn lots of interesting facts about this environment.
