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  • Vacaciones en el campo en Friuli Venecia Julia: colinas y pueblos

    written by Emilio Aronica

    La región de Friuli Venecia Julia está enclavada en la parte noreste de la península, siendo Trieste su capital y la villa más habitada. La zona costera está rodeada de pueblos con gran encanto, destacando su... continue

  • Wine and food holidays in Friuli Venezia Giulia: tour and specialties

    written by Emilio Aronica

    Italy is renowned the world over for its delicious cuisine; pasta, pizza and gelato are popular dishes in many countries around the globe and the Italian way of eating big, slow dinners with family is widely admired. The Mediterranean lifestyle... continue

  • Countryside holidays in Friuli Venezia Giulia: hills and villages

    written by Emilio Aronica

    A countryside holiday in an unspoiled corner of the world is refreshing after the stress of daily life. Friuli Venezia Giulia, at Italy's Northeast corner, with its cultural wealth, is a perfect getaway for anyone who would like to enjoy a... continue

  • Art and Culture Holidays in Friuli Venezia Giulia

    written by Emilio Aronica

    Tucked away in the north-eastern corner of Italy, you will find the beautiful region of Friuli Venezia Giulia, bordered by Austria and Slovenia. Such a geographical position has greatly influenced this small area of Italy, resulting in the... continue

  • Mountain holidays in Friuli Venezia Giulia

    written by Emilio Aronica

    Friuli Venezia Giulia is a perfect year-round Italian holiday destination. There are Alpine meadows, dramatic lakes, rivers and mountains. Discover small, secluded villages that teem with wildlife, lush woodlands and streams. The scenery is... continue

  • Lignano Sabbiadoro: the sea made to measure

    written by Chiara Guzzetti

    Eight kilometers of coast, made of fine, golden sand, slowly descending in the warm and still waters of the Adriatic Sea, an ideal place for swimming, especially for children. The town is characterized by three different areas, each with a... continue

  • Friuli venezia Giulia's best seaside holidays - Top Sea Destinations in Friuli venezia Giulia

    written by Emilio Aronica

    Friuli Venezia Giulia is one of the twenty regions that make up Italy. Despite the fact that there are more than one million inhabitants, it's not extremely popular between tourists which makes it the ideal destination if you want all the... continue

  • Discover the beautiful Udine

    written by Sara Benedetti

    The first thing you will notice arriving to the centre of Udine is the Castle. It was originally built in the 1517 by the Venetians, and Giovanni da Udine resurrected it again in 1547. One of the most ancient Parliament Halls of Europe is... continue

  • A first glance on Udine

    written by Bridget Brackett

    Udine is located in the Mideast Friuli-Venezia Giulia along the borders of Austria to its north, Slovenia to its east and closed by the Adriatic Sea on the south. The beautiful beach of the Lignano Sabiadoro and the snowy mountaintops of the... continue

  • Forni:The Carnia Pearl of the Eastern Dolomites!

    written by Chiara Guzzetti

    The location is a broad and sunny hollow of the Friaul Dolomites Natural Park amidst meadows of Alpine wild flowers and herbs. This Nature Park is a superb natural, geological and landscape setting. Forni di Sopra is well known for its cuisine -... continue

  • Trieste and its beautiful atmosphere

    written by Dave Mitchell

    Mediterranean scents with Slavic and Germanic hints, Trieste offers its visitors the beautiful face of a border town, with a particular history enriched during centuries by different influences that continue to enchant all the artists of the world.... continue

  • Trieste among churces and historical cafès

    written by Bridget Brackett

    For this reason we find many churches of different religious worship, the more interesting of which are certainly the Serbian Orthodox Church of St Spyridon and the greek Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas. St. Spyridon is also known under the name of... continue

  • B&B Flumen

    written by Chiara Guzzetti

    The B & B Flumen is situated in Gorizia, in a beautiful traditional house surrounded by greenery. Its name derives from the Isonzo river that runs right next to the garden of the property. The ideal place for kayaking and fishing, but also for... continue

  • Agriturismo Alle Ortensie

    written by Chiara Guzzetti

    The farm house "Alle Ortensie" is spread over two hectares of green park with plants and trees as well as a pond with splashing fountains, where various species of ducks and geese swim with two white swans. Part of this beautiful park is reserved... continue

  • Hotel La Corderie ****

    written by Italy Visit

    Hotel La Corderie is a new entry in Trieste, a town open to influences in all fields since always. This new-concept hotel is a place where sensations lead the guests, thanks to the studied atmospheres and the well cared for rooms and suites. Luxury... continue

  • Trieste's Piazza Unità d'Italia

    written by Chiara Guzzetti

    This is the main square in Trieste. it is very large and overlooks the sea. It is surrounded by several palaces built mostly in the 19th century. Here you can see the Town Hall ; built in 1875. The Government Palace (1904-1905); with mosaics and a... continue

  • The Miramare Castle

    written by Alexandra Evans

    The Miramare Castle was built between 1856 and 1860 by orders of Maximilian of the House of Habsburg (1832-1867). He was Franz Joseph's (emperator of Austria) youngest brother. From 1931 to 1937 the castle was inhabited by duke Amedeo d'Aosta.... continue

  • The Lighthouse "Faro della Vittoria"

    written by Cedric Mills

    The Faro della Vittoria accomplishes two functions: it enlightens the Trieste gulf and commemorates the seamen fallen during WWI, with this inscription: SPLENDI E RICORDA I CADUTI SUL MARE MCMXV - MCMXVIII (i.e. "Shine and remind people of the... continue

  • The Castle of San Giusto

    written by Alexandra Evans

    The current fortifications that sit above the city of Trieste are actually the second structure (possibly the third) to be erected in that spot. The castle was constructed between 1470 and 1630, although there were earlier Venetian battlements here... continue

  • The Cathedral of San Giusto

    written by Chiara Guzzetti

    San Giusto Cathedral, which is situated on the top of the Capitoline Hill, is unndoubtely the most beautiful church in whole town. The church was completed at the end of the fourteenth century, when the two primitive churches of San Giusto and... continue

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