In the first weeks of service, the tram will operate with only one coach.
The tram will operate every day of the week with a terminal stop at Piazza Dalmazia and at Opicina.
The cars will not run along the last section of track as far as Piazza Oberdan: all rides will start and finish in Piazza Dalmazia. 

All information on the Trieste Trasporti website
https://www.triestetrasporti.it/it/trenovia-di-opicina-1FEB2025

This one-of-a-kind tram has been in operation in Trieste since 9 September 1902, connecting the centre of Trieste with Opicina, in the Karst plateau.

If you want to take an enjoyable trip outside the city, travelling a beautiful, panoramic route, take the tram - you won't regret it!

We recommend getting off the tram at the Francesco I d'Austria Obelisk and taking a lovely walk along the Strada Napoleonica (Napoleonic Way).

The tram takes you up a steep slope pushed by engine cars that also brake the descent by means of a funicular railway system.

The route is about 5 km long, with an altitude change of 329 metres and a maximum incline of 26%. 

Interesting fact
Everyone in Trieste knows "El tram de Opcina", one of the most famous songs from Trieste.
The verses cheerfully recount a real event that happened on 10 October 1902, when the tram's engine car derailed due to a brake failure.