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Frioul-Vénétie julienne is a beautiful part of Italy located in the North Eastern corner of the country. This region offers an array of stunning natural attractions and charming towns to explore. From rugged coastal walks and tranquil mountain lakes to mesmerizing vineyards, Frioul-Vénétie julienne provides plenty for visitors to enjoy. Be sure to check out some of the breathtaking views from its many castles or take a stroll through its picturesque streets lined with unique shops and traditional restaurants. Holidaymakers can stay in luxurious resorts, boutique hotels or cozy self catering villas; you're sure to find something perfectly suited for you here! Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape or an exciting adventure, come and discover why Frioul-Vénétie julienne is one of Italy's most celebrated destinations!
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Provincia di Trieste
Province of Gorizia
Provincia di Pordenone
Provincia di Udine
Overlooking the Adriatic, the Province of Trieste combines urban elegance and karst nature. Piazza Unità d'Italia and Miramare Castle mark a scenic skyline, with the Barcola promenade just steps away.
Duino and Sistiana open onto the Rilke Trail along the cliffs. Muggia suggests Venetian atmospheres; Grotta Gigante and Val Rosandra invite exploration.
Connected by the A4 and Trieste airport, the area lives between historic cafés, Central European cuisine and Carso wines, with long sunsets over the gulf.
The Province of Gorizia combines sea, hills and the Slovenian border, with a Mediterranean and Central European atmosphere. Gorizia showcases the Castle, Cormons embraces the Collio, Grado preserves alleys and basilicas.
Connected by the A4 and served by Trieste airport at Ronchi dei Legionari, it enables quick travel. A few kilometres away, Aquileia is a UNESCO site with the mosaics of the Patriarchal Basilica.
The rows of the Collio produce Ribolla Gialla and Friulano, while the lagoon invites sailing and walks. On the table stand out boreto alla graisana, frico and elegant white wines.
At the foot of the Friulian Dolomites, the Province of Pordenone combines mountains, villages and vine-covered plains. The Natural Park, part of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage, includes Lake Barcis and the Piancavallo plateau.
Pordenone features Corso Vittorio Emanuele and Palazzo Ricchieri. Sacile offers Venetian atmospheres, Spilimbergo is home to the Mosaic School of Friuli.
The A28 connects to Veneto and the Upper Adriatic; the railway reaches Udine and Venice. The airports of Venice and Treviso serve the area. Frico, Montasio and the wines of the Grave accompany events such as pordenonelegge and the Giornate del Cinema Muto.
The Province of Udine brings together the Alps and the Adriatic in varied landscapes, from the green of the valleys to the blue of Lignano Sabbiadoro. The beaches boast the Blue Flag, while Tarvisio and Sella Nevea invite skiing and trekking.
Udine offers an elegant historic centre around Piazza della Libertà; Cividale del Friuli and Palmanova are included among the UNESCO sites. Prosciutto di San Daniele, wines of the Colli Orientali and the A23-A4 motorways complete a dynamic and well-connected lifestyle.
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