Editing Trieste (section)

===Places of worship===
* The [[Trieste Cathedral|St Justus Cathedral]] (1320). Named after the city's Patron, [[Justus of Trieste]], the church's interiors are decorated with Byzantine mosaics. It became a symbol of Italian Trieste during the [[Risorgimento]].
* The [[Saint Spyridon Church, Trieste|Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Spyridon]] (1869). The building adopts the Greek-cross plan with five cupolas in the Byzantine tradition. The parish forms part of the [[Serbian Orthodox Eparchy of Austria and Switzerland]].
* The Anglican Chiesa di Cristo (Christ Church) (1829)
* [[Sant'Antonio Taumaturgo, Trieste|Sant'Antonio Taumaturgo]] (1842)
* The [[Mekhitarists|Mekhitarist]] Armenian Catholic Church (1859)
* The Waldensian and Helvetian Evangelical Basilica of St. Silvester (11th century)
* The Church of Santa Maria Maggiore (1682)
* The Augustan Evangelical-Lutheran Church (1874)
* The [[Greek Orthodox Church of San Nicolò dei Greci]] (1787). This church by the architect [[Matteo Pertsch]] (1818), with bell towers on both sides of the façade, follows the Austrian late baroque style. The interiors are decorated by golden ornaments.
* The [[Synagogue of Trieste]] (1912)
* The [[Temple of Monte Grisa]] (1960), a Roman Catholic church north of the city