Trieste with its Miramare castle, Udine with Tiepolo's frescoes, Gorizia with its castle ....and then the nearby fortress-town of Palmanova, the Longobardic Cividale and perhaps, why not, the Julian Alps: at most it would take an hour by car to reach all the corners of Friuli Venezia Giulia and enjoy an unforgettable excursion to Venice.
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 This ancient route of Roman communication ran vertically across the Friuli Venezia Giulia region, departing from the sea and arriving at the mountains
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Departing from Udine (45km from Grado) historic and cultural center of the Friuliano people, with its elegant pedestrian zone which extends below the castle, and its refined shops
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If our point of arrival is the Austrian-Hungarian Trieste (50km from Grado), with its elegant buildings which are reminiscent of Vienna,
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Leaving from Grado and travelling along the autoroute leading to Trieste (easterly direction), after about twenty kilometers one is in the proximity of the memorial of Redipuglia...
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Departing from Grado, this route takes one first to Udine (45km from Grado) and one finds oneself already in the heart of Friuli, not far from here, one can follow the Castles and Prosciutto Route.
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The Collio Wine Route starts near Gorizia, crossing a marvellous hilly zone known for its excellent production of D.O.C. wines; the nature of the terrain... |
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From Palmanova one heads in a westerly direction to follow the Napoleonic Route, a direct route of communications which first joins Passariano with its imposing Villa Manin.
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The Terrano, the ancient wine which we find described in the Roman epics of Plino, is a dry wine with a particularly characteristic taste, ideal for game and meat dishes.
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Excursions by car 
