Introducing Udine
With its engaging Renaissance core and Romanesque-Gothic cathedral, Udine is the region’s most Italianate city. The Renaissance master Giambattista Tiepolo lived here for years, leaving various works behind. Although this busy centre inherited something of the Italo-Slav-Germanic mix present in other parts of the region, the town’s identity is predominantly Friulian (note the bilingual street signs). Four centuries of Venetian rule left the deepest ‘foreign’ traces in the city’s appearance.
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Last updated: Oct 27, 2008
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RE: North Italy
by sushi75 26 June 2011
My two cents: one day in one different place does not sound good to me. First, you won't even have a full day in any of those places (except…
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by drumbrake 26 June 2011
I'm going from the north of Croatia to Milan. I have around 6 days. I am thinking of the following itinerary: Day 1 Trieste Day 2 Udine…
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by mike9 23 June 2011
There area couple of night trains, but the one from Udine which leaves Venice SL about 2320 I think only has sleeper cars south of Venice,…
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