Trieste airport is officially called Aeroporto Friuli-Venezia Giulia, named after the Italian region in which it is located. It is one of the smaller airports in Italy. It is located near Trieste. Trieste is a popular destination for spending the summer holidays and for short stays all year round. The airport is also sometimes known as Ronchi dei Legionari after the immediate locality. Trieste is a handy airport for visiting this north-eastern corner of Italy, or for travelling into Slovenia. Since some flights from London to Trieste are usually cheap, it's an alternative to the area's more popular airports like Venice and Verona, and makes a good budget start or end to a travelling holiday. There aren't many flights - litlle more than a few internal flights to Rome and Milan, and a handful of international flights including flights from London. There's a small selection of shops and services on the ground floor, on a long hall connecting the arrival and departure areas. These include a small gift shop selling books and newspapers, and a bar with drinks and snacks. A fuller range of food and drink is available up an escalator, in a first floor area with views over the empty tarmac and runway. Travelling onwards from the airport is happily straightforward. There are the usual car-hire desks in the terminal building, a small taxi-rank outside, and a reasonable range of public transport options. A number of buses serve the airport, with a row of stops to the right as you leave the terminal building. A board with timetable is helpfully displayed opposite the arrivals gate, alongside an automatic ticket machine. If you're travelling to airport from Trieste itself, 20 miles away, the easiest way to travel is to take the number 51 bus which runs along near the coast to Trieste bus station (which is alongside the railway station). The airport lies between Venice and Trieste - the nearest station on this line is Moncalfone, 3 miles away. Train tickets between Venice and Monfalcone cost less than eight euros. A local bus service, the number 10, connects Monfalcone station with the airport.
Trieste Airport is one of the most important terminals in Italy. We provide taxi transfers to and from Trieste Airport. You can find prices for taxi transfers to and from Trieste Airport after you select a destination. All taxi transfer prices listed for Trieste Airport are per vehicle. Our driver will wait for you at Trieste Airport even if your arrival is delayed. Be sure to make contact with your driver as soon as you arrive at Trieste Airport.
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Trieste airport is officially called Aeroporto Friuli-Venezia Giulia, named after the Italian region in which it is located. It is one of the smaller airports in Italy. It is located near Trieste. Trieste is a popular destination for spending the summer holidays and for short stays all year round. The airport is also sometimes known as Ronchi dei Legionari after the immediate locality. Trieste is a handy airport for visiting this north-eastern corner of Italy, or for travelling into Slovenia. Since some flights from London to Trieste are usually cheap, it's an alternative to the area's more popular airports like Venice and Verona, and makes a good budget start or end to a travelling holiday. There aren't many flights - litlle more than a few internal flights to Rome and Milan, and a handful of international flights including flights from London. There's a small selection of shops and services on the ground floor, on a long hall connecting the arrival and departure areas. These include a small gift shop selling books and newspapers, and a bar with drinks and snacks. A fuller range of food and drink is available up an escalator, in a first floor area with views over the empty tarmac and runway. Travelling onwards from the airport is happily straightforward. There are the usual car-hire desks in the terminal building, a small taxi-rank outside, and a reasonable range of public transport options. A number of buses serve the airport, with a row of stops to the right as you leave the terminal building. A board with timetable is helpfully displayed opposite the arrivals gate, alongside an automatic ticket machine. If you're travelling to airport from Trieste itself, 20 miles away, the easiest way to travel is to take the number 51 bus which runs along near the coast to Trieste bus station (which is alongside the railway station).
