Private car transfer from Ljubljana to Trieste

Door-to-door
in 1 h 10 min
From €33
per seat
Comfortable
car
One way
One way
Cancel for free 24 hours before departure
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Excellent

Trip Information

Pick-up

Your driver will meet you at your address in Ljubljana.

  • Door-to-door service
  • Help with your luggage

Trip

You’ll travel in comfort for 1 h 10 min.

  • Optional sight-seeing
  • Clean, comfortable car
  • Professional driver
  • Bottled water
  • Child seats
  • Prepared for handicapped
  • Smoke-free
  • Pet friendly

Drop-off

Your driver will drop you off at your address in Trieste.

  • Door-to-door service
  • Help with your luggage
In total
99 km1 h 10 min

Questions & Answers about Traveling from Ljubljana to Trieste

How far is the drive from Ljubljana to Trieste?
The driving distance from Ljubljana to Trieste is approximately 60 miles (100 kilometers). The scenic drive takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes through beautiful landscapes connecting Slovenia and Italy.
Do I need a passport to cross from Slovenia to Italy?
Yes, you need a valid passport or EU ID card to cross the border. Both Slovenia and Italy are Schengen Area countries, but border checks may occasionally occur for security reasons.
Can I stop at Postojna Cave during this transfer?
Yes, Postojna Cave is a popular optional stop along this route. The world-famous cave system offers spectacular underground formations and tours. Please check their website for more tour information, prices, and timeslots.
What's the best time of year for this route?
Spring through fall offers the best weather for this scenic drive. Summer provides warm temperatures perfect for exploring coastal Trieste, while spring and fall offer mild weather and fewer crowds.
What currency should I bring for this trip?
Slovenia uses the euro, and Italy also uses the euro, so you won't need to exchange money during this transfer. Credit cards are widely accepted in both countries.
What are the main sights to see in Trieste?
Trieste offers the beautiful Piazza Unita d'Italia, the historic Castello di Miramare, and the fascinating Roman Theatre ruins. The city is famous for its coffee culture and stunning Adriatic Sea views.
Is there a border stop between Slovenia and Italy?
Maybe! Slovenia and Italy are both in the EU and Schengen zone, but border stops may occur depending on current events. Be prepared either way with your passport nearby.
Do Slovenia and Italy both use euros?
Yes, this makes traveling between these countries nearly seamless. Most businesses in Trieste accept debit and credit cards, even foreign ones, but some cash is always good to have.

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