Guided tour package for subsequent days

  • Upper Secondary School

Description

“AMONG THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VILLAGES IN ITALY”

Package including a visit to three towns named among the most beautiful villages in Friuli Venezia Giulia: Palmanova, Clauiano, and Strassoldo.

Palmanova: Model of an ideal Renaissance city and an example of military architecture still visible and recognizable today.

Clauiano (4 km): A town originating from the Roman era.

Strassoldo (6 km): A village that constitutes a rare example of an ancient medieval settlement.

“IMMERSING IN UNESCO CITIES”

Package including visits to cities recognized and designated as UNESCO World Heritage sites: Palmanova, Aquileia, and Cividale.

Palmanova: Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site on July 9, 2017 – the 53rd Italian site on the list.

Aquileia (18 km): Designated a UNESCO site in 1998 for the importance of its archaeological area and the beauty of its floor mosaics.

Cividale (27 km): Designated a UNESCO site in 2011 for its immense heritage from the Lombard era, still visible today.

“RETRACING VIA IULIA”

Package including a visit to three towns—Palmanova, Aquileia, and Grado—following a route, Via Iulia, present since prehistoric times.

Aquileia (18 km) and Grado (28 km)

“TO EACH ERA ITS CITY”

Package covering three cities from three distinct historical periods: Palmanova, founded during the Renaissance; Torviscosa (12 km), built following land reclamation during the Fascist period; and Aquileia (18 km), a city of the Roman Empire and a center for the spread of Christianity.

“GO!2025”

Package including visits to the fortresses of the eastern border: Palmanova, Gradisca d’Isonzo, and Gorizia.

Gorizia (34 km): Border city and former territory of the Austro-Hungarian Empire before WWI, designated European Capital of Culture 2025 together with Nova Gorica.

Gradisca d’Isonzo (18 km): 15th-century fortress built on the right bank of the Isonzo River by the Venetians, with contributions by Leonardo Da Vinci, to counter Ottoman invasions.

Other visitable destinations near the fortress:

  • San Daniele del Friuli (45 km): Internationally renowned for prosciutto production and home to FVG’s oldest library, the Biblioteca Guarneriana.
  • Trieste (55 km): A city where one can breathe its glorious Habsburg past at the crossroads of languages, peoples, and religions that still characterize it.

For who

Upper Secondary School

More info

The visit to Piazza Grande is accessible to people with mobility disabilities, while access to the ramparts involves walking along some unpaved dirt ramps; the Sortie Gallery (Galleria di Sortita) includes a historical ramp with a steep incline and slippery flooring, which is not recommended for individuals with mobility impairments.