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BackBarcolana58, Nave Vespucci has returned to Trieste
Barcolana58, Nave Vespucci has returned to Trieste
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Barcolana58, Nave Vespucci has returned to Trieste

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The training ship Amerigo Vespucci arrived in Trieste for the conclusion of the 2026 World Tour and Campaign in North America, welcomed by a large audience at Molo Bersaglieri.

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The ship Amerigo Vespucci carried out the World Tour - Campaign in North America.

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The Amerigo Vespucci ship arrived in Trieste this morning for the final stage of the "Vespucci World Tour - Campaign in North America 2026", moored at the Bersaglieri Pier next to the Maritime Station.

From the afternoon on board various appointments and conferences will take place. This morning, waiting for her on the banks of Trieste, there was a large audience, who immortalized with photos and videos the return of the ship to the city, and the mooring at the Bersaglieri Pier.

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This article was originally published by ANSA Cronaca.

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