
The public garden, which features in the Triestinian writer Italo Svevo's novel Zeno's conscience, was built between 1854-1864.
At the top end there is a cafè and a gazebo for concerts, and at the other end there are sculptures erected in honour of its illustrious citizens in the field of culture. It is a little green oasis in the centre of town, where children frolick in a playground watched over by loving parents and the elderly sit and chat or wander leisurely along the meandering paths.
This charming little lake lies in the middle of the garden.
4 comments:
Beautiful photo!!
If you look at it upside down it is even more beautiful, because you seem to enter into a magical garden!
It is a perfect mirror image.
What a grand black and white photo ... I like how the branches are reflected in the water. Bravo!
Stunning photo! Rob this is really a great shot!
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