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Forni di Sopra is a mountain destination for travelers who want the Friulian Dolomites without the atmosphere of the busiest Alpine resort corridors. The…

Just outside Trieste, Val Rosandra—or Dolina Glinščice in Slovenian—is a protected valley that feels remarkably different from the city’s waterfront. Limestone slopes, wooded sections,…

The coastline around Duino offers one of the most striking contrasts in Friuli Venezia Giulia: pale limestone cliffs, dense Mediterranean scrub, a historic castle…

Sesto al Reghena is best known for the Benedictine Abbey of Santa Maria in Sylvis, but it rewards visitors who arrive ready to understand…

Grado combines a sandy Adriatic beach holiday with a town shaped by centuries of maritime and early Christian history. Its historic streets, lagoon setting…

Cividale del Friuli is one of the most rewarding smaller towns in northeastern Italy. Set along the Natisone River, it combines a dramatic stone…

Venzone is a small fortified town near the mountains of Friuli Venezia Giulia, remarkable not only for the medieval character of its streets but…

San Daniele del Friuli has a reputation built on its famous cured ham, but treating the town as a place to stop only for…

Udine makes a wonderful base for exploring the Friulian heartland because it is a comfortable city to walk through and a practical place to…

Tarvisio sits in the far northeast of Italy, close to Austria and Slovenia, where mountain scenery and different European cultural traditions meet. It is…

Trieste feels different from the Italian cities many visitors know best. Its waterfront is framed by monumental nineteenth-century buildings, its cafés tell stories of…

Lignano Sabbiadoro is one of northern Italy’s best-known sandy beach resorts, but a useful travel plan begins by understanding that it has three rather…