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Udine

the city of the patriarchs and of Venice, piazza della Libertà below the castle hill, Tiepolo's frescoes in the Palazzo Patriarcale and the Purità, the osterie of the tajut, and half an hour away Lombard Cividale, Palmanova and San Daniele

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Udine is covered on foot in a day, around a hill raised by hand in the Bronze Age, with the castle on top. For two centuries it was the residence of the patriarchs of Aquileia and the capital of the Patria del Friuli, the patriarchs' state; from 1420 it belonged to Venice, and it shows: piazza della Libertà, with the Loggia del Lionello in bands of white and pink stone, the portico of San Giovanni and the Torre dell'Orologio, the clock tower with two Moors striking the hours, is called the most beautiful Venetian square on the mainland. From the Arco Bollani you climb to the castle, with the Galleria d'arte antica, the gallery of old masters, and the Salone del Parlamento, and from the hill you see the plain as far as the Julian Alps. The city's painter is Giambattista Tiepolo, who here, at thirty, frescoed the Palazzo Patriarcale, the patriarchs' palace, today the Museo Diocesano, and who came back for the Oratorio della Purità; until 17 January 2027 his Last Judgement is also in the castle. The life of the city goes on under the arcades of via Mercatovecchio and in piazza Matteotti, which the people of Udine call San Giacomo, and in the osterie, where in the middle of the morning you drink the tajut. From Udine it is half an hour to Cividale, the first city of the Lombards in Italy, to Palmanova, the star-shaped fortress, to San Daniele, the town of prosciutto, and to Villa Manin, where Napoleon lived in the weeks of the treaty of Campoformido. The motorhome stays in the Comune's small area behind the hospital, with bus 1 into the centre.

Sleeping

Stops and overnight stays

In Udine the Comune has six places for motorhomes in a corner of the large car park of piazzale Padre Cesario da Rovigo, north of the centre next to the hospital, free, with water filling and emptying, and you stop for at most 48 hours; you go down into the centre on bus 1. Closer to piazza della Libertà there is SSM's Moretti car park, a quarter of an hour away on foot, where for 2 euros a day you can leave the motorhome at night too, but without services. Anyone who wants electricity and showers goes to Fagagna, to the Borgo Terra campsite, about twelve kilometres away in the hills towards San Daniele.

Area camper del Comune in piazzale Padre Cesario da Rovigo

piazzale Padre Cesario da Rovigo, 33100 Udine (UD)

six places for motorhomes marked out in a corner of the large public car park of piazzale Padre Cesario da Rovigo, between via Chiusaforte and via Freschi, in the district north of the centre behind the hospital, with drinking water filling and emptying of grey water and the chemical toilet, free. There is no separate tap for rinsing the toilet cassette. 160 metres away, at the Chiusaforte terminus, urban bus 1 starts, which passes the hospital and goes down into the centre; according to travellers, in October 2026, one comes every ten minutes. On foot, piazza della Libertà is about twenty minutes away. A bakery is three hundred metres away. Since September 2026 the car park has had cameras. In September 2026 travellers found it quiet at night and half empty in the evening, with the motorhome places so narrow that new arrivals parked crosswise; on a weekday at the beginning of October it was full

six reserved places

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46.080970, 13.222860
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Parcheggio Moretti

via Luigi Moretti 4, 33100 Udine (UD)

the multi-storey car park of SSM, the Comune's parking company, west of the centre, with 466 places between the open-air area and the underground floor, open day and night with automatic pay machines and the InPark and EasyPark apps. Motorhomes stay in the open-air area, at the far end on the right where the ground is raised, next to the Parco Moretti with its children's playground and a drinking water fountain; the places are designed for cars, and a motorhome up to seven metres long fits with its rear sticking out over the grass. Opposite is the Questura, the police headquarters. The Duomo and piazza della Libertà are a quarter of an hour away on foot, and on viale Ledra buses 2, 5, 6 and 11 run to the station. To stay more than 24 hours SSM asks you to write to info@ssm.it with the dates, the number plate and a mobile number. In 2026 travellers found it quiet and safe at night, with the police passing by, and full from nine in the morning on weekdays; the entrance ramps are steep and a low van scraped its bike rack

no reserved bays, a handful of places at the end of the open-air area next to the park

no services

According to SSM, in 2026, 0.40 euros an hour in half-hour fractions, with a daily flat rate of 2 euros · 0432 512820 · ssm.it

46.060220, 13.226440
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Camping Borgo Terra Village, a Fagagna

via G. L. Pecile 35, 33034 Fagagna (UD)

a small holiday village in the countryside of Fagagna, on the road to San Daniele, with pitches for motorhomes and small and medium caravans in a lit enclosure with cameras, each with electricity, heated toilets with hot showers and a service point for filling and emptying. There are also safari tents, barrels and rooms, e-bike hire, a play area and a self-service bar. It is a partner of the FVGcard. In October 2026 travellers found the toilets spotless and a welcome that took care of those arriving in the evening too, and the bus stop for Udine round the corner; the campsite is right on the road

about ten pitches of 25 square metres

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Paid, booked on the operator's website · 0432 221892 · borgoterravillage.it

46.110620, 13.083220
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Getting around

Getting around

Udine is covered on foot: from piazza della Libertà to the castle, to piazza Matteotti and to the Duomo it is a few minutes, and the heart of the centre is a pedestrian area or a limited traffic zone with cameras. The motorhome stays at the Comune's area, to the north, or at the Moretti car park, to the west, and you go into the centre by bus or on foot. From 15 October to 31 March, except over the Christmas holidays, older diesels without a particulate filter may not circulate inside the ring road in the late afternoon.

  • You arrive by the A23 motorway Palmanova-Tarvisio, exits Udine Sud and Udine Nord. Anyone coming from Venice or Trieste on the A4 takes the A23 north at the Palmanova interchange; anyone coming down from Austria arrives from Tarvisio on the same A23. The Comune's area is in the districts to the north, behind the hospital, handy from Udine Nord; the Moretti car park is west of the centre, outside the inner ring road
  • Inside the walls a motorhome has no reason to go. The historic centre is the ZTL Centro, a limited traffic zone valid 24 hours a day and monitored by cameras, with a 30 km/h limit, and its heart, from via Mercatovecchio to piazza Matteotti, is a pedestrian area, closed to all motor vehicles at any hour; piazza della Libertà and the climb to the castle need a separate permit. Permits from the Polizia Locale, the municipal police, must be requested at least 72 hours ahead, and are not meant for visitors
  • The anti-smog bans, from the Comune's 2014 ordinance implementing the municipal action plan, which the Comune still gives as in force: from 15 October to 7 December and from 7 January to 31 March, from 16:00 to 20:00, inside the city ring road, the ring (viale Osoppo, viale della Vittoria, viale Trieste, viale Leopardi, viale Ciconi, viale Tullio, via Marangoni, viale Volpe and the others), whose roads remain open, Euro 0 and 1 petrol vehicles and Euro 0 to Euro 3 diesels without a particulate filter may not circulate. Allowed to circulate are LPG or methane vehicles running on gas, hybrids and electric vehicles, and anyone going to a hotel with a booking. From 8 December to 6 January there are no bans. In Friuli Venezia Giulia there are no regional bans on Euro 4 and Euro 5 diesels as there are in the Po valley
  • SSM's multi-storey car parks around the centre all have car height limits: Andreuzzi 2.30 metres, piazza Primo Maggio 2.10, Moretti, Magrini, Caccia and Tribunale 2.05, Venerio 1.95. A motorhome fits only in the open-air area of the Moretti. The blue bays are paid Monday to Saturday from 8:00 to 13:00 and from 14:30 to 20:00
  • The city buses belong to TPL FVG, the regional network run in Udine by Arriva Udine. Line 1 passes the Comune's area, from the Chiusaforte terminus towards the hospital, the centre and Gervasutta. According to TPL FVG, in 2026, the urban ticket costs 1.50 euros for 60 minutes, 1.85 euros for 75 minutes, and on public holidays it is valid for four hours; the day ticket 3.35 euros, and it is valid on all the urban networks of the region if you ask for it when buying. You buy it on board by holding a contactless card to the validator, with the TPL FVG app or by text message to 4850850 writing UD
  • The trains: Udine station is south of the centre, in viale Europa Unita, less than a kilometre from piazza della Libertà, with regional trains for Trieste, Gorizia and Venice, and the MI.CO.TRA., the train of the Ferrovie Udine Cividale that goes to Tarvisio and to Villach in Austria with bicycles on board, four runs a day. To Cividale you cannot go by train at the moment: the line of the Ferrovie Udine Cividale is closed for works on the infrastructure, and the runs, more than forty a day, are made by replacement buses, which leave from viale Europa Unita 22-24, in front of the station; bicycles are not carried on the buses
  • LPG: among the filling stations in the city, the Q8 in via Mentana, a few minutes from the Moretti car park, the Eni in via del Cotonificio, to the north-west, the closest to the Comune's area, and the IP in viale Palmanova, to the south-east, on the road to the motorway at Udine Sud
  • For the surroundings: Cividale del Friuli is to the east, about twenty kilometres on state road 54; Palmanova to the south, on state road 352, which continues to Grado; San Daniele del Friuli to the north-west, by way of Fagagna; Gorizia to the south-east, on state road 56 through Manzano; Carnia to the north, by the A23 to the Carnia exit or by the Pontebbana, state road 13, through Gemona and Tolmezzo

Seeing

Sights

The centre takes a day on foot, starting from piazza della Libertà and climbing to the castle, then down through piazza Primo Maggio towards the Palazzo Patriarcale and the Duomo, and back along via Mercatovecchio and piazza Matteotti, as far as the districts of the rogge, the old water channels, and the Tempio Ossario. A second day is needed for Villa Manin or for Castelmonte, with Cividale. Before setting off it is worth putting the days in order: the Civici Musei close on Mondays, the Museo Diocesano and the Museo del Duomo on Tuesdays, the Museo Etnografico Monday to Wednesday. Up to 18 the Civici Musei are free, and a family with an underage child pays the reduced price for everyone; the Museo Diocesano can be visited only by booking. Tap a marker on the map to open its entry below.

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Piazza della Libertà and the Loggia del Lionello

Square · free entry · 46.06349, 13.23589

piazza della Libertà, 33100 Udine (UD)

the oldest square in the city, below the castle hill, called "the most beautiful Venetian square on the mainland". In the Middle Ages it was the Plasse dal Vin, the wine square; in 1350 the council house stood here, then under Venice it took the name of piazza Contarena, from the lieutenant Marco Antonio Contarini, and after the Second World War today's name. On the lower side is the Loggia del Lionello, the Venetian Gothic town hall in bands of white and pink stone, decided by the council on 24 January 1441 and built from 1448 to 1457 to a design by the goldsmith Nicolò Lionello; a fire destroyed it in 1876 and it was rebuilt by Andrea Scala to the original drawings. It is still the town hall. On the raised terrace opposite: the column of 1539 with the lion of Saint Mark (the lion is from 1883), the Renaissance fountain, the statues of Hercules and Cacus, and the Monumento alla Pace, the peace monument, by Giovanni Battista Comolli, finished in 1812 to commemorate the Treaty of Campoformido and placed here by the Austrians in 1818. Children can be asked to find how many lions of Saint Mark there are between the square, the tower and the Arco Bollani

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The portico of San Giovanni and the Torre dell'Orologio

Monument · free entry · 46.06369, 13.23592

piazza della Libertà, 33100 Udine (UD)

opposite the Loggia del Lionello, the portico and the church of San Giovanni, rebuilt after the earthquake of 1511 by Bernardino da Morcote and finished in 1533. The church was an archive, then a guardhouse of the Austrians, and since 1926, to a design by Raimondo D'Aronco, it has been the Pantheon dei Caduti, the shrine to the fallen of the Great War, with the Victory by Aurelio Mistruzzi under the dome. At the end of the portico there is a sundial from 1798: a bronze sun with a hole, which at the equinoxes sends the beam onto the inscriptions on the floor. Above the portico rises the Torre dell'Orologio, the clock tower, from 1527, to a design by Giovanni da Udine, a pupil of Raphael, who copied the one in piazza San Marco in Venice: at the top two Moors strike the hours on the bell, and today's copper ones are from 1852, replacing the wooden originals. It is worth being there on the hour

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The Arco Bollani and the climb to the castle

Monument · free entry · 46.06379, 13.23566

salita al Castello, 33100 Udine (UD)

the arch that opens the climb to the castle, built in 1556 by the Venetian lieutenant Domenico Bollani and attributed to Andrea Palladio: the work began in April 1556 and finished four months later, when the lion of Saint Mark with copper wings was hoisted on top. From the arch the paved road climbs under the portico of the Lippomano, from 1487, long and Gothic, set against the hill, up to Santa Maria di Castello. It is a short but steep climb; for those who do not walk it there is a lift that takes you to the top of the hill

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Santa Maria di Castello

Church · 46.06468, 13.23667

colle del Castello, 33100 Udine (UD)

the oldest church in Udine, on the hill, born as the church of the patriarchs' castle. Inside, in the apse, are the fourteenth-century frescoes of an anonymous master, with a Deposition in which Nicodemus climbs the ladder, a way of painting that comes from Carinthia and Styria more than from Venice. On the bell tower stands the angel, which according to the fifteenth-century plan was to converse with a Madonna on the bell tower of the Duomo, in an Annunciation from one end of the city to the other: the Duomo's bell tower remained stumpy and the Madonna never went up. Next to the church is the Casa della Confraternita, the confraternity house, Gothic, from the fifteenth century, with the exhibitions of the Civici Musei on the ground floor, and the Arco Grimani of 1522, brought here from via Portanuova in 1902, through which you enter the open space. On the lawn at the top is the Casa della Contadinanza, where the representatives of the peasants of the Patria del Friuli sat: it is the 1931 copy of a sixteenth-century palace demolished in the city in 1928, and on the ground floor there is a café. From the open space you see the whole plain, and on clear days the mountains

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The castle and the Galleria d'arte antica

Castle · paid entry · 46.06441, 13.23607

piazzale Patria del Friuli 1, 33100 Udine (UD)

the patriarchs' castle collapsed in the earthquake of 26 March 1511; today's, more a palace than a fortress, was begun on 2 April 1517 to a design by Giovanni Fontana and continued from 1547 by Giovanni da Udine and Francesco Floreani; it has been a museum since 26 July 1906. On the main floor is the Galleria d'arte antica, the gallery of old masters, thirteen rooms in order of time from the fourteenth to the nineteenth century, which also tell the story of the city: the eighteenth-century views of piazza Contarena, the seventeenth-century bird's-eye plan of Udine, the Madonna della Loggia by Pordenone, paid for in 1516, the altarpiece of the Blood of Christ by Vittore Carpaccio, the Saint Francis receiving the stigmata attributed to Caravaggio, which arrived in 1911, and the canvases by Tiepolo, among them Virtue and Nobility triumphing over Ignorance and the Consilium in arena. In the centre is the Salone del Parlamento, where the parliament of the Patria del Friuli, clergy, nobles and communities, met until 1797: the walls are entirely frescoed by Pomponio Amalteo, Giovanni Battista Grassi and Francesco Floreani, and the frieze on the south wall is by Tiepolo. Until 17 January 2027, in the Aldo Rizzi room, there is Giambattista Tiepolo's Last Judgement, a large canvas of 1730-1747 lent by Intesa Sanpaolo, next to the museum's Tiepolos. On the third floor is the Museo della fotografia, the photography museum, with Friuli in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The Civici Musei have a programme of workshops and nights at the museum for families until January 2027, to be booked on 345 2681647

Opening hours according to the Civici Musei, in 2026, Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00, with last entry at 17:30; closed on Mondays, on 1 January, at Easter, on 1 May and on 25 December · according to the Civici Musei, from 1 January 2026, 10 euros, reduced 5 from 18 to 25, over 65 and for residents of Udine; free up to 18 and with the FVGcard. A family with one or two adults and at least one underage child pays the reduced price for everyone. The combined ticket of the Civici Musei, with Casa Cavazzini and the Museo Etnografico, 12 euros; the one of the Musei di Udine, with the Museo Diocesano, 15 euros, valid for seven days · 0432 1272591 · civicimuseiudine.it · biglietterie.civicimusei@comune.udine.it

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The archaeological museum and the Museo del Risorgimento

Museum · paid entry · 46.06441, 13.23607

piazzale Patria del Friuli 1, 33100 Udine (UD)

the two museums on the ground floor of the castle. The Museo archeologico, in the east wing, rearranged in 2013, tells the story of the Friulian collectors of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in six rooms, from the vases of Magna Graecia to the grave goods of protohistoric, Roman and early medieval tombs, and has a multisensory route with an app in four languages. The Museo del Risorgimento, in the west wing, reopened in March 2013 after decades of closure, runs from the fall of Venice in 1797 to the Italy of 1866, with the bust of Napoleon, the banner of Osoppo, the Garibaldian uniforms and the relics of the Great War; the piece young people like is the castle prison, where the Austrians held political prisoners

Opening hours according to the Civici Musei, in 2026, Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00, with last entry at 17:30; closed on Mondays · with the same ticket as the castle · 0432 1272591 · civicimuseiudine.it · biglietterie.civicimusei@comune.udine.it

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Piazza Primo Maggio and the Giardin Grande

Square · free entry · 46.06596, 13.23778

piazza Primo Maggio, 33100 Udine (UD)

coming down from the hill towards the north-east, the large oval square that the people of Udine call the Giardin Grande, the big garden, almost two hectares of lawn and trees in the middle, where there was once a lake. You go round the castle along the roggia di Palma, the water channel that runs along its side. On the east side is the Liceo Stellini: the building had just been completed in 1915 when Cadorna's Supreme Command moved in, and from here the war was directed until Caporetto; a plaque in the entrance hall recalls it. On the square there is also the sanctuary of the Beata Vergine delle Grazie. It is the place to let children run between one museum and the next

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The Museo Diocesano and the Gallerie del Tiepolo

Museum · paid entry · 46.06377, 13.23982

piazza Patriarcato 1, 33100 Udine (UD)

the palace of the patriarchs, then of the archbishops, rebuilt from 1708 by Domenico Rossi for the patriarch Dionisio Dolfin, who called a thirty-year-old Tiepolo to paint it. The visit begins from the grand staircase, with the Fall of the Rebel Angels of 1726 on the ceiling; on the first floor the Friulian wooden sculptures from the twelfth to the eighteenth century, fifty-three of them, with the altar of Saint Barbara by Domenico da Tolmezzo. On the main floor the patriarch's library, from 1708, with carved wooden shelves and thousands of volumes, the Sala azzurra, the blue room, with frescoes by Giovanni da Udine, the throne room with the portraits of the patriarchs, and then the two Tiepolo rooms: the Sala Rossa, the red room, the church court, with the Judgement of Solomon of 1729, and the Galleria degli Ospiti, the guest gallery, with the stories of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob of 1727-1728, among them Rachel hiding the idols and the angel appearing to Sarah. The palace was badly damaged by the earthquake of 1976, and the museum has been open in it since 29 April 1995

Opening hours according to the museum, in 2026, every day from 10:00 to 13:00 and from 15:00 to 18:00; closed on Tuesdays, at Christmas, on 1 January and at Easter. Booking is compulsory, with at most thirty people per floor · according to the museum, in 2026, 8 euros, reduced 6 over 65, 4 from 6 to 18 and for university students; free up to 6 and with the FVGcard. The combined ticket of the Musei di Udine, with the Civici Musei, 15 euros · 0432 25003 · musdioc-tiepolo.it · biglietteria@musdioc-tiepolo.it

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The Duomo

Church · free entry · 46.06251, 13.23727

piazza del Duomo, 33100 Udine (UD)

the cathedral of Santa Maria Annunziata, begun in 1236 by the patriarch Berthold of Andechs-Merania and consecrated in 1335; outside it is still Gothic, with the portals and the rose window rebuilt after the earthquake of 1348, inside it is all Baroque, transformed by Domenico Rossi and reconsecrated in 1735 by the patriarch Daniele Dolfin. The pieces to look for are the Tiepolos: in the chapel of the Santissimo Sacramento the monochromes of 1726, in the first chapel on the right the altarpiece of the Trinity of 1738, and the altarpiece of Saints Hermagoras and Fortunatus, the patron saints, of 1736. Next to it, the bell tower begun in 1441 and never finished: it was meant to reach the height of the castle's. Since 1940 it has been a national monument

Opening hours according to the Duomo parish, every day from 7:00 to 12:00 and from 16:00 to 18:45; on Sunday mornings no tourist visits · 0432 505302 · cattedraleudine.it · info@cattedraleudine.it

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The Museo del Duomo

Museum · free entry · 46.06280, 13.23719

piazza del Duomo, 33100 Udine (UD)

a small museum in the old baptistery, under the bell tower, kept open by the volunteers of the Amici della Cattedrale, the friends of the cathedral. It tells the story of the Blessed Bertrand of Saint-Geniès, the fourteenth-century patriarch murdered in 1350, with his marble tomb and his vestments, among them one with the golden eagle on a blue ground, the one that has become the flag of Friuli. The piece to see is the chapel of San Nicolò, frescoed in 1348-1349 by Vitale da Bologna, the painter who changed painting in Friuli

Opening hours according to the Duomo parish, on Mondays and Wednesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 12:00 and from 16:00 to 18:00, on Sundays from 16:00 to 18:30; closed on Tuesdays, on 8, 24, 26 and 31 December and on 1 January. Booking at museo@cattedraleudine.it · free-will offering · 0432 505302 · museoduomoudine.it · museo@cattedraleudine.it

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The Oratorio della Purità

Church · free entry · 46.06213, 13.23770

piazza del Duomo, 33100 Udine (UD)

opposite the side of the Duomo, the oratory that Cardinal Daniele Dolfin had built in 1757 by Luca Andreoli in place of the theatre of the Mantica family, so that next to the cathedral there would be no place of entertainment. Both Tiepolos worked inside: on the ceiling Giambattista's Assumption, considered the masterpiece of his second Udine period, and his too is the altarpiece of the Immaculate Conception on the altar; along the walls the eight biblical stories in chiaroscuro on a gold ground by his son Giandomenico. The frescoes, ruined by water in the 1950s, were detached, restored and put back in their place in 1969. On winter weekdays Mass is said there at 7:30 and at 19:00

Opening hours according to the Duomo parish, Monday to Friday, except Tuesday, from 10:00 to 12:00, on Sundays from 16:00 to 18:00; booking at museo@cattedraleudine.it · free-will offering · 0432 505302 · cattedraleudine.it · museo@cattedraleudine.it

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Via Mercatovecchio

Walk · free entry · 46.06406, 13.23461

via Mercatovecchio, 33100 Udine (UD)

the street of the old market, which runs from piazza della Libertà below the hill towards the north-west, all under arcades, with the shops, the cafés and the palaces of the centre; it is Udine's street for a stroll, and it is pedestrian. The palace of the Monte di Pietà, the old pawnbroking bank, looks onto it, with the chapel of Santa Maria del Monte frescoed by Giulio Quaglio. From vicolo Sottomonte, halfway along, you climb towards the castle. It is the street to walk even in the rain, and from here the streets of the osterie start, where the tajut is drunk

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Piazza Matteotti and San Giacomo

Square · free entry · 46.06317, 13.23358

piazza Giacomo Matteotti, 33100 Udine (UD)

for the people of Udine it is piazza San Giacomo, and before that piazza delle Erbe or Mercato Nuovo: it was the market square from 1248 to 1869, when the market moved to piazza XX Settembre, and as early as 1563 it was granted for plays and games. Enclosed on all sides by houses with arcades and facades that were once painted, it has the column of the Madonna of 1487, the fountain by Giovanni da Udine of 1543, placed in the centre in 1687, and the well known as Lanterna di Diogene, Diogenes' lantern. On the west side the church of San Giacomo, of the furriers' confraternity, with the facade of 1525 by Bernardino da Morcote and, next to it, the Cappella delle Anime of 1744-1748. It is the city's drawing room, with tables outside all year round

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Casa Cavazzini, the museum of modern art

Museum · paid entry · 46.06243, 13.23512

via Cavour 14, 33100 Udine (UD)

the museum of modern and contemporary art, opened on 6 October 2012 in the house of the cloth merchant Dante Cavazzini, restored to a design by Gae Aulenti. On the first floor the Marangoni collection of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the rooms of the three brothers from Udine Dino, Mirko and Afro Basaldella, and the Cavazzini apartment of the 1930s, with the original furniture and Afro's wall paintings of 1938. On the second floor the Astaldi collection, with De Chirico, Morandi, Sironi, Savinio, Guttuso and Severini, and the FRIAM collection, 113 works by American artists, from de Kooning to Lichtenstein, Judd and Stella, given to Friuli after the earthquake of 1976. On the ground floor the exhibitions, and behind glass a sixteenth-century Venetian cistern and a store of Iron Age vases, from the eighth century BC

Opening hours according to the Civici Musei, in 2026, Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00, with last entry at 17:30; closed on Mondays, on 1 January, at Easter, on 1 May and on 25 December · according to the Civici Musei, from 1 January 2026, 7 euros, reduced 3.50; free up to 18 and with the FVGcard; included in the combined tickets of 12 and 15 euros · 0432 1272591 · civicimuseiudine.it · biglietterie.civicimusei@comune.udine.it

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The rogge and via Zanon

Walk · free entry · 46.06290, 13.23216

via Antonio Zanon, 33100 Udine (UD)

Udine has no river: its water comes from two medieval channels, the roggia di Udine and the roggia di Palma, taken from the Torre stream about fifteen kilometres to the north, at the point controlled by the Savorgnan family, who were called for this reason "lords of the waters". They do not cross the centre but run round it, along the line of the old walls. The most beautiful stretch is via Zanon, where the roggia di Udine runs uncovered alongside the street, with little bridges and houses on the water, and continues along via del Gelso and borgo Grazzano; the roggia di Palma instead passes through piazza Primo Maggio and runs all the way to the moats of Palmanova. North of the city the roggia di Udine is flanked by the ciclabile delle rogge, the cycle path of the rogge

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The Museo Etnografico del Friuli

Museum · paid entry · 46.05959, 13.23281

via Grazzano 1, 33100 Udine (UD)

in Palazzo Giacomelli, in borgo Grazzano, since 2010: the everyday life of Friuli from the eighteenth to the twentieth century, on three floors. You begin from the fogolâr, the hearth, around which the house revolved and from which the Fogolârs, the clubs of Friulians who emigrated around the world, take their name, and then the feasts of the year, the votive offerings, the medicine of herbs and magic, music and games, spinning and costumes; one room tells the story of borgo Grazzano and the rogge. Until 29 November 2026 there is the exhibition "Sulla soglia", on the threshold, about the rites of death in Friuli, with the hearse from the civic collections that carried the body of Franz Ferdinand

Opening hours according to the Civici Musei, in 2026, on Thursdays from 10:00 to 14:00, with last entry at 13:30, and Friday to Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00, with last entry at 17:30; closed Monday to Wednesday · according to the Civici Musei, from 1 January 2026, 5 euros, reduced 2.50; free up to 18 and with the FVGcard; included in the combined tickets · 0432 1272591 · civicimuseiudine.it · biglietterie.civicimusei@comune.udine.it

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The Tempio Ossario

Church · free entry · 46.06098, 13.22781

piazzale XXVI Luglio, 33100 Udine (UD)

the great church with the copper dome that closes the west side of piazzale XXVI Luglio, named after the day in 1866 when Italian troops entered Udine. It was wanted by Monsignor Cossettini and designed by Provino Valle, with Alessandro Limongelli, between 1925 and 1936: in front of the facade stand the statues of an infantryman, an alpino (a mountain soldier), an airman and a sailor. In the crypt, the largest in Italy, and in the chapels are carved the names of more than twenty thousand soldiers of the Great War, brought here from the war cemeteries of Friuli; among them Riccardo Giusto, the first Italian soldier to fall, on 24 May 1915. In the middle of the square is the monument to the Resistance by Gino Valle and Federico Marconi, with sculptures by Dino Basaldella, from 1969: a great slab suspended above a pool of water

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Villa Manin, at Passariano

Monument · paid entry · 45.94870, 13.00960

Passariano, 33033 Codroipo (UD)

the villa of the Manin family, the family of the last doge of Venice, Lodovico Manin, who used it in summer before and after his abdication in 1797. The core is from 1578; the monumental villa was built over a century from 1651: Domenico Rossi designed the piazza Quadra, the square courtyard (1707), and the piazza Tonda, the round one (1718), closed by the two exedrae, and the central block was crowned around 1750 to a design by Giorgio Massari. From 27 August to 22 October 1797 Napoleon lived here, with Josephine, during the negotiations with Austria that ended with the Treaty of Campoformido of 17 October, the one that gave Venice to Austria. Behind is the park, about twenty hectares redesigned in the English style in the nineteenth century, with ponds and great trees: dogs may go in, but not in the rooms. There are two large free car parks south of the villa. From 14 November 2026 to 21 February 2027 the eastern exedra holds the exhibition "Rinascite. Da Leonardo da Vinci al contemporaneo", rebirths, from Leonardo da Vinci to the contemporary, for the fiftieth anniversary of the Friuli earthquake. It is about thirty kilometres from Udine, towards Pordenone

Opening hours according to the villa, in 2026, the villa Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 19:00; the park Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 to 16:30 in winter time and until 19:00 in summer time, closed in bad weather. Closed on Mondays and on 25 December · according to the villa, in 2026, 4 euros, reduced 2 from 12 to 18, for students up to 26, over 65 and with the FVGcard; free up to 12. The chapel of Sant'Andrea and the park are free. The exhibitions have a separate ticket, reduced for everyone on the first Sunday of the month · 0432 821258 · villamanin.it · bookshop@villamanin.it

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The sanctuary of Castelmonte

Church · free entry · 46.09424, 13.52034

località Castelmonte, 33040 Prepotto (UD)

the oldest Marian sanctuary in Friuli, at 618 metres, on top of a mountain above Cividale, seven kilometres away, and a good half hour from Udine. It is a small fortified village, with walls and pilgrims' houses around the church; the first written record is from 16 June 1175. Lightning set it on fire in 1469, the earthquakes of 1511 and 1513 damaged it, and since 1913 Capuchin friars have looked after it. On the high altar is the Black Madonna, a stone statue of 1479, and along the corridors thousands of painted votive offerings, which young people look at one by one: accidents, falls, wars, narrow escapes. From the open space you see the plain as far as the sea and, to the east, the Natisone Valleys and Slovenia

Opening hours according to the sanctuary, every day without a break from 7:30 to 18:00 in winter time and until 19:00 in summer time; Sunday and holiday Masses at 8:00, 10:00, 11:30, 15:30 and 17:00 · 0432 731094 · santuariocastelmonte.it · info@santuariocastelmonte.it

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When

Events

Udine's calendar is read from its squares and from the villages around. The year begins with fire and with the sword: on the morning of Epiphany the Messa dello Spadone, the Mass of the great sword, at Cividale, and in the evening the Pignarûl Grant of Tarcento, the great bonfire. In February the Carnival floats come down via Mercatovecchio, in April the Asian cinema of the Far East Film Festival arrives, in summer jazz in the castle and Mittelfest at Cividale. In September Palmanova goes back to the seventeenth or the nineteenth century and Friuli Doc fills the centre with the flavours of the whole region; in November the fair of Santa Caterina and Idea Natale return, and then the Christmas lights. Every month there is an antiques market, in Udine on the third Sunday, in San Daniele on the last.

Next: The exhibitions at the castle and at Casa Cavazzini · 10 Oct - 17 Janon now

10 Oct › 17Jan

The exhibitions at the castle and at Casa Cavazzini

all year round, with changing exhibitions

the Civici Musei alternate temporary exhibitions in the castle and at Casa Cavazzini, the museum of modern and contemporary art. In 2026 at Casa Cavazzini "Impressionismo e modernità", impressionism and modernity, with 84 works from the Kunst Museum Winterthur, from 29 January to 30 August, seen by more than 81,000 people; in the castle, from 10 October 2026 to 17 January 2027, "L'Ospite Illustre", the distinguished guest, with Giambattista Tiepolo's Last Judgement from the Gallerie d'Italia next to the Tiepolos of the Civici Musei, in the Aldo Rizzi room of the Galleria d'arte antica

on now
13-16Nov

Idea Natale

four days in mid November

the fair of gift ideas and Christmas decorations at Udine Fiere, at Torreano di Martignacco, about ten kilometres north-west of the centre, with about 180 exhibitors and a programme of free events. Every day from 10:00 to 20:00; in 2026 entry costs 5 euros, 10 euros for parents and children up to 18 together, and it is free under 12, and parking is free. In 2026 from Friday 13 to Monday 16 November

15Nov

Udine Antiqua

the third Sunday of the month

the market of antiques, vintage, collectables and second-hand goods in piazza Primo Maggio, the great elliptical lawn at the foot of the castle, from 8:00 to 18:00, with free entry. It is held on the third Sunday of every month, except when the square is taken up by big events, and then the date moves: in 2026 on 1 May instead of April, and on 11 October. In April there is none

to be confirmed15 Nov · 20 Dec
20-22Nov

Fiera di Santa Caterina

a weekend at the end of November

the oldest fair in the city, granted to Udine in 1380 by the patriarch Marquard von Randeck in honour of Saint Catherine, today a market of 182 stalls in piazza Primo Maggio, with the funfair. In 2026 the Comune plans it from 20 to 22 November

to be confirmed
29Nov

Antiques market at San Daniele

the last Sunday of the month

from 8:00 to 18:00 the streets of the historic centre of San Daniele del Friuli fill with up to 71 stalls of antiques and old objects, which come from far away too. On the same day, at 11:30, the Biblioteca Guarneriana opens its old section with a guided visit by booking

to be confirmed29 Nov · 27 Dec
6Jan

Messa dello Spadone at Cividale

6 January

the Epiphany Mass in the Duomo of Cividale, about twenty kilometres from Udine, with the deacon reading the Gospel wearing a plumed helmet and holding the great sword unsheathed, as in the time of the patriarch Marquard von Randeck, who entered the city in 1366. After the Mass the historical procession in costume, with nobles, ladies, crossbowmen and falconers, sets off from Porta di Ponte, crosses the Ponte del Diavolo and arrives in piazza del Duomo, where in the afternoon there is medieval music, duels and jesters. In 2026 the Mass at 10:30, the procession at 11:45 and the shows from 14:30

to be confirmed
29Mar

Pasquetta sui Bastioni at Palmanova

the Monday after Easter

the Easter Monday festival of the Comune of Palmanova on the grassy bastions between Porta Udine and Porta Cividale, about twenty kilometres from Udine: packed lunch or grilled food from the stands, workshops and shows for children, from the educational farm to the wooden games, matches and Nordic walking; in Piazza Grande street artists and the stalls of the market and of crafts. There are guided visits to the galleries of the ravelin, to the Baluardo Donato bastion, to the little waterfalls and to Porta Udine. In 2027 it is on 29 March, from 8:00 to 22:00

to be confirmed
23 Apr › 1May

Far East Film Festival

nine days between the end of April and the beginning of May

the festival of popular cinema from East Asia, one of the largest in Europe: about seventy films from Japan, Korea, China, Hong Kong and the rest of Asia at the Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine and at the Visionario cinema, with guests, previews and the audience award. Around the festival the city fills up, and in via Mercatovecchio there is the Far East Market, the market of Asian products, open every day from 10:00 to 20:00. In 2026 the twenty-eighth edition from 24 April to 2 May; in 2027 from 23 April to 1 May

16-25Jul

Mittelfest at Cividale

about ten days in July

the festival of theatre, music, dance and circus of Mitteleuropa, in the squares, churches and courtyards of Cividale, with companies from all over central and eastern Europe and many premieres. In 2026 the thirty-fifth edition, from 16 to 26 July, on the theme of fear, with 32 shows from sixteen countries; in 2027 from 16 to 25 July. In May Mittelyoung puts on stage artists under thirty: in 2027 from 13 to 16 May

4-5Sep

Palma alle Armi at Palmanova

the first weekend of September

the historical re-enactment of the fortress, inside and outside the walls, which alternates from one year to the next: in even years "A.D. 1615 Palma alle Armi", the war of Gradisca between Venice and the Habsburgs, with more than twelve hundred re-enactors from all over Europe, the camp on the Garzoni bastion, the historical market, parades in Piazza Grande, the two battles in open field on the esplanade outside Porta Cividale and, on Sunday evening, the lowering of the flag by torchlight and fireworks; in odd years the Napoleonic re-enactment, the Austrian siege of 1809, with more than three hundred re-enactors, the arrival of Napoleon in a carriage and two battles. The battles are watched with a ticket. In 2026 the Renaissance one from 4 to 6 September, for the fiftieth anniversary of the Gruppo Storico Città di Palmanova; in 2027 it is the turn of the Napoleonic one

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This year's dates are not out yet

Pignarûl Grant of Tarcento

the evening of 6 January

the largest of the Epiphany bonfires in Friuli, at Tarcento, about twenty kilometres north of Udine: after the historical procession, the torchlight parade climbs to the Cjscjelat, on the hill of Coia, where the Vecchio Venerando, the venerable old man, lights the great pignarûl, the bonfire, and from the direction of the smoke reads how the year will go; then the fireworks. The festival has been held since 1928, and on the eve the pignarulârs prepare the bonfires. In 2026 the ninety-eighth Epifania friulana, the Friulian Epiphany, from 4 to 6 January. At Tarcento there is the Comune's equipped area, at via Sottocolle Verzan 82, free for up to 72 hours and open all year round

Udine Carnival

the last days of Carnival, with the floats on the Monday before Shrove Tuesday

the Comune brings games and shows for children into the centre, between piazza Matteotti and via Mercatovecchio: circus, magic, soap bubbles, clowns, puppets and face painting, with free entry. On the afternoon of the Monday before Shrove Tuesday there is the parade of masked floats, the Mascherata udinese. In 2026 from 12 to 17 February, with the floats on Monday 16 February from 14:00 from via Gemona, along via Mercatovecchio, to via Vittorio Veneto at 17:30. In 2027 that Monday falls on 8 February

Festival vicino/lontano

a long weekend in May

four days of talks, dialogues, exhibitions and shows in the centre of Udine, on the themes of today's world, with the Premio Terzani, awarded by a jury chaired by Angela Terzani and presented at an evening at the Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine. In 2026 the twenty-second edition from 7 to 10 May

Folkest at San Daniele

four days at the beginning of July

the festival of folk and world music that tours Friuli has its home in San Daniele: for four days concerts, films, talks and seminars on the stages and in the squares of the historic centre, in the churches, under the fifteenth-century loggia, in the Biblioteca Guarneriana and in the castle park. In 2026 from 2 to 5 July

Udin&Jazz

the first half of July

the city's jazz festival, with evening concerts in the castle courtyard and in other places in the centre, which opens Udine's summer of big concerts. In 2026 from 2 to 18 July, opened by Pat Metheny at the castle on 2 July

Palio di San Donato at Cividale

a weekend at the end of August

the medieval festival of the five districts of Cividale for the patron saint, born from the shooting contests the Comune was already organising in the fifteenth century and revived in 2000: the challenges with bow and crossbow, the foot race for adults and for children, the processions, the medieval market, jugglers and fire-eaters, and re-enactments in every district. In 2026 the twenty-fifth edition, from 21 to 23 August

Friuli Doc

four days in mid September

the largest food festival of the region, which takes over the whole historic centre: the Pro Loco associations and the producers with frico, cjarsons, prosciutto di San Daniele, pitina, fish from the Adriatic and the desserts of the valleys in piazza Primo Maggio, on the castle esplanade, in piazza San Cristoforo, in piazza Duomo and in piazza XX Settembre, wine tastings in piazza Matteotti, the market of Friulian products in via Vittorio Veneto, concerts, the Sports Village in piazza Primo Maggio and the Children's Village in via Cavour. In 2026 the thirty-second edition from 10 to 13 September

Il Natale in Città

from mid November to mid January

the Comune's Christmas calendar, with the street lights in the centre, the ice rink of the Udine Ice Park in piazza XX Settembre with the Christmas huts, and hundreds of events of music, theatre, readings and workshops for children, in the centre and in the districts. On New Year's Eve the party is in piazza Primo Maggio, with the drone show over the castle hill and the fireworks from the castle at midnight. In 2025 from 15 November to 18 January, with the lights switched on from 21 November. From 7 November 2026 to 10 January 2027 the former church of San Francesco hosts, with free entry, the exhibition for children on Pippi Longstocking, with about fifty readings, workshops and shows

Remember

Useful tips

  • Monday is not Udine's day: the Civici Musei close, that is the castle and Casa Cavazzini, and on Tuesday the Museo Diocesano and the Museo del Duomo. The Museo Diocesano can be visited only by booking
  • With children: the Moors of the Torre dell'Orologio on the hour, the lions of Saint Mark to count between the square, the tower and the Arco Bollani, the castle prison, and the lawn of the Giardin Grande, in piazza Primo Maggio, for running about between one museum and the next. At the Civici Musei you do not pay up to 18, and a family with an underage child pays the reduced price for everyone
  • Anyone staying in the region for a few days should look at the FVGcard of the tourist board: with it you get in free to the Civici Musei, the Museo Diocesano, the Tempietto of Cividale and the galleries of Palmanova
  • Udine is the base for the surroundings: Cividale to the east, with the replacement bus for the train or by motorhome; Palmanova to the south, on the road to Aquileia and Grado; San Daniele to the north-west, with the lake of Ragogna; Villa Manin towards Pordenone. Gorizia is about forty kilometres away, beyond the Colli Orientali
  • On the days of Friuli Doc, in mid September, and of the Far East Film Festival, at the end of April, the centre is full: the Comune's area has six places, and it is worth arriving early or keeping the Fagagna campsite in reserve

Udine · part two

and then?

What to do, what to taste, and where to go tomorrow.

Experiences from here

What we did starting from here, ordered by driving time.

the Ponte del Diavolo over the Natisone, with the houses of Cividale and the bell tower of the Duomo above the river

Lombard Cividale del Friuli, from the Tempietto to the Ponte del Diavolo

Guided tours · half a day · 24 minutes away

the nine-pointed star of Palmanova seen from above, with the bastions and moats in the Friulian countryside

Palmanova, the star city

Guided tours · half a day · 25 minutes away

San Daniele del Friuli on its hill, seen from the fields of Villanova with the mountains behind

San Daniele del Friuli and its prosciutto

Guided tours · half a day · 34 minutes away

Taste

Udine eats like Friuli, a cuisine of the mountains and the countryside, and its institution is the osteria, where you drink the tajut, the glass of white wine taken at the counter in the middle of the morning or before dinner, with a piece of cheese or salami. The dish of all Friuli is frico, cheese cooked in a pan, already described in the fifteenth century by Maestro Martino, the cook of the patriarch of Aquileia: crunchy, made of cheese alone, or soft, with potatoes and onion, and polenta alongside. The cheese is Montasio DOP, born in the mountain dairies of the Julian and Carnic Alps with the Benedictines of Moggio, which you buy fresh (60 to 120 days), mezzano, semi-aged (4 to 10 months), or stagionato, aged (over 10 months). From Carnia come cjarsons, a filled pasta that is sweet and savoury at once, with raisins, herbs and cinnamon, dressed with melted butter and smoked ricotta. In winter you eat musetto e brovada: a cooking sausage made with the pig's snout, served with brovada, white turnips fermented in grape pomace, DOP since 2011. About twenty kilometres away is San Daniele, with its prosciutto DOP. The dessert is the gubana of the Natisone Valleys, a spiral of leavened dough filled with walnuts, raisins, pine nuts and dried fruit, which is also eaten soaked in grappa or slivovitz. In the glass, the wines of the Colli Orientali del Friuli, the eastern hills between Udine and Cividale: Friulano, Ribolla gialla, Refosco dal peduncolo rosso, Schioppettino, and as dessert wines Picolit and Ramandolo. Frico, in a motorhome, needs only a hob, a non-stick pan and a lid.

Frico with potatoes · ingredients for 4 people
  • 300 g medium-aged Montasio
  • 4 potatoes
  • 1 onion
  • 150 g smoked pancetta
  • salt and pepper
Method
  1. cut the pancetta into small cubes and slice the onion thinly
  2. brown the onion and the pancetta in a saucepan
  3. add the potatoes cut into cubes, a pinch of salt, a grinding of pepper and a ladle of water
  4. cover and cook for thirty minutes, or until the potatoes are soft
  5. add the cheese cut into thin slices and stir
  6. transfer everything to a non-stick pan twenty centimetres across
  7. brown the frico well on one side and then on the other, until it has a golden crust
  8. cut it into four and serve it
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Looking

Udine in photographs

30 shots from our visit. Tap one to see it large.

piazza della Libertà with the portico of San Giovanni, the Torre dell'Orologio and the castle on the hillPhoto: BelPatty86, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the Loggia del Lionello, the Gothic town hall in white and pink bands on piazza della LibertàPhoto: Michael_Burgholzer, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
under the arches of the Loggia del Lionello, with the chequered floor and the staircasePhoto: Aconcagua, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
the fountain of piazza della Libertà between the column with the lion of Saint Mark and the portico of San GiovanniPhoto: pietro scerrato, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0
the Torre dell'Orologio with the sun dial face and the two Moors striking the hours on the bellPhoto: Marco Velliscig, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the lion of Saint Mark in relief on the Torre dell'Orologio, above the Latin inscriptionPhoto: Wolfgang Sauber, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
the column with the lion of Saint Mark in piazza della LibertàPhoto: Zairon, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the Arco Bollani with the winged lion, the gate through which you climb to the castlePhoto: Riccardo Speziari, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
the climb to the castle along the portico of the Lippomano, in the shade of the cedarsPhoto: GiorgioGaleotti, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the roof of the portico of the Lippomano seen from the castle hill, with the Torre dell'Orologio and the roofs of the cityPhoto: Punteador, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the castle of Udine on the grassy esplanade at the top of the hillPhoto: Zairon, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the city seen from the castle hill, with the Julian Alps in the backgroundPhoto: Herbert wie, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the church of Santa Maria di Castello and the bell tower with the golden angel, on the castle hillPhoto: BelPatty86, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the Gothic brick facade of the Duomo of Udine, dedicated to Santa Maria AnnunziataPhoto: Michael_Burgholzer, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the nave of the Duomo, clad in stucco and Baroque altarsPhoto: Rollroboter, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the stories of Saint Nicholas frescoed by Vitale da Bologna in the Museo del DuomoPhoto: YukioSanjo, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
the facade of the Oratorio della Purità, opposite the side of the DuomoPhoto: Udine2812, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0
the interior of the Oratorio della Purità with the paintings of Giambattista and Giandomenico TiepoloPhoto: Rollroboter, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Giambattista Tiepolo's Assumption on the ceiling of the Oratorio della PuritàPhoto: Rollroboter, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the grand staircase of the Palazzo Patriarcale with Tiepolo's Fall of the Rebel AngelsPhoto: Cats' photos, Wikimedia Commons, CC0
the Galleria degli Ospiti of the Palazzo Patriarcale, frescoed by Giambattista Tiepolo with the stories of Abraham, Isaac and JacobPhoto: Rollroboter, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Tiepolo's Judgement of Solomon on the ceiling of the Sala Rossa of the Palazzo PatriarcalePhoto: Rollroboter, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the fountain of piazza Matteotti, which everyone in Udine calls piazza San Giacomo, in front of the church of San GiacomoPhoto: Udine2812, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the painted houses and the arcades of piazza San Giacomo at the corner of via PellicceriePhoto: Herzi Pinki, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
via Mercatovecchio, the street of arcades and shops at the foot of the castlePhoto: Udine2812, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the roggia di Udine flowing along via Zanon among the greeneryPhoto: Udine2812, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the Tempio Ossario with its green dome, where the fallen of the Great War restPhoto: Daniele Colussi, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.5
the nave of the Tempio Ossario, with the Italian flag next to the entrancePhoto: Udine2812, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Villa Manin at Passariano seen from the great lawn, with the barchesse, the farm wings, at the sidesPhoto: Matteo_Comisso, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
the curved portico of the exedra of Villa Manin at PassarianoPhoto: Powernumberone, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0