Car&trailer parking advise in Trieste, Italia
 

Hi there!

I'm planning on taking on the Balkans, following the Trans Euro Trail route on my vacations this october. I've got only three weeks, so I'd like to go to Trieste with my car and my trailer, park it there and start riding from there....From Geneva, it would take me 1 day to be there with the highway, but I don't really feel like 8 hours of highway on my thumper if I can avoid it... I could also use the secondary and mountain roads of the Italian Alps, but to be honest, I've been riding in the alps since I've got my license and I'd like to see something new... Not saying that it would be a waste a time to spend 3 days in Italy getting to Slovenia, but it's a choice I have to make.

So the question is : Do you think I can leave my car and trailer somewhere safe around Trieste? I was thinking about leaving it on a parking lot in the free-zone between Italy and Slovenia (I know a lot of people leave cars for months between France and switzerland before getting the exportation papers) I don't now the area and I'm a bit relunctant to abandon my daily car somewhere it might got wheels stolen (for exemple)
Any input would be welcome !

Also if you happen to be around Trieste or the Adriatic coast generally during october, let me know, we could grab a beer !:innocent:

Hi... !

I live about half an hour from Trieste along the coast, and I'm curious about what you mean by a free zone on the Slovene border.. ? There hasnt been much of a noticeable border since 2006, there are just some abandoned buildings where it used to be.

In any case, I live on a quiet and totally empty street which is basically a big long parking spot. It's about as safe as it gets around here and I'm quite sure your car would be ok there for a few days. My own car has been parked there for years, and despite the dangerous Mafia country I live in, noone has so far taken any interest in my wheels.
Let me know if this could be any help, I'd be happy to keep an eye on your car .



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