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Opicina (Slovene: Opčine),
formerly Poggioreale del
Carso in Italian, is a town in
northeastern Italy,
close to the
Slovenian border at
Fernetti (Slovene:...
- The Trieste–
Opicina tramway (Italian:
Tranvia Trieste-
Opicina, Slovene:
openski tramvaj, Triestine: Tram de Opcina) is an
unusual hybrid tramway and funicular...
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operates the
Opicina Tramway, a
hybrid between a
tramway and
funicular railway,
providing a more
direct link
between the city
centre and
Opicina. Trieste...
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Monrupino and in
several settlements of the muni****lity of Trieste,
namely Opicina, Trebiciano, Padriciano, and Basovizza. The
Istrian dialect is
spoken in...
- Trieste-
Opicina (1911–1971) is a
hillclimb up the
Opicina hill in Trieste,
northeastern Italy. Also
known as Albo d'Oro automobilistico. The race was...
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October 6, 2015) was a
Slovenian mathematician. Ivan
Vidav was born in
Villa Opicina near Trieste, Italy. He was a
student of
Josip Plemelj.
Vidav received...
- 9th Corps)
entered Trieste on 1 May 1945,
after a
battle in the town of
Opicina on the
outskirts of Trieste. The 2nd New
Zealand Division also arrived...
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Cuneo and Savigliano.
February 1 – Trieste–
Opicina Tramway reopens between Piazza Oberdan and
Villa Opicina.
February 3 –
Finnish Main Line of the Finnish...
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survivor of the fleet).[citation needed] In Italy, in Trieste, the Trieste–
Opicina tramway was
opened in 1902, with the
steepest section of the
route being...
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entered also
directly by
pedestrians from the
Italian side.
Villa Opicina (Villa
Opicina, Trieste)
serves as link to the
Slovenian Railways,
through the...
