Walking Tour of Udine, Italy
Here’s a suggested itinerary for a day visit to Udine, Italy, starting and ending at the Udine train station. Please note that the distances mentioned are approximate and walking times may vary depending on your pace.
Itinerary:
- Start at Udine Train Station – Begin your day at the Udine train station, where you can explore the city on foot.
- Walk to Piazza Primo Maggio (approx. 650m, 8 min walk) – Visit this bustling square known for its beautiful fountain and lively atmosphere.
- Walk to Loggia del Lionello (approx. 250m, 3 min walk) – Located in Piazza della Libertà, this medieval building with its iconic clock tower is a must-see.
- Walk to Piazza Matteotti (approx. 300m, 4 min walk) – Admire the elegant architecture of this square, which houses the Palazzo del Comune and the Torre dell’Orologio.
- Walk to Cathedral of Udine (approx. 400m, 5 min walk) – Visit the stunning Udine Cathedral (Duomo di Udine), a beautiful example of Gothic architecture.
- Walk to Oratorio della Purità (approx. 220m, 3 min walk) – Explore this 16th-century Renaissance building known for its frescoes and decorative artwork.
- Walk to Castle of Udine (approx. 500m, 6 min walk) – Head to the hilltop to reach the Castle of Udine (Castello di Udine), offering panoramic views of the city.
- Walk to Giardino Pubblico (approx. 700m, 9 min walk) – Take a leisurely stroll through this charming public garden, featuring lush greenery and peaceful pathways.
- Walk to Chiesa di San Francesco (approx. 700m, 9 min walk) – Visit the Church of San Francesco, a Gothic-style church with beautiful frescoes and an impressive bell tower.
- Walk to Museo Diocesano e Gallerie del Tiepolo (approx. 750m, 10 min walk) – Explore this museum housing religious art and artifacts, including works by the famous painter Gianbattista Tiepolo.
- Walk back to Udine Train Station (approx. 900m, 11 min walk) – Conclude your day by returning to the Udine train station.
Please note that this itinerary covers some of the main attractions in Udine, but there is much more to see and explore in the city. Feel free to adjust the itinerary based on your preferences and available time. Enjoy your visit to Udine!
You can find a map of this route on Google Maps and images on our YouTube Channel.
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