What to see in Friulian Coast

The ancient Roman road on the bottom of the sea of Grado - Grado - While filming for a television broadcast, divers have identified on the bottom of the sea, near Grado, something that could turn out to be what remains of a Roman road. T… read more

Discovering Marano Lagunare - Marano Lagunare - Marano Lagunare is a town of 1800 inhabitants in the province of Udine. The city became part of the Republic of Venice starting from 1420 until the conquest of Napoleon. … read more

Staranzano: a naturalistic paradise to be preserved and to be amazed by - Staranzano - Staranzano is a municipality in the province of Gorizia, in the heart of the Bisiacaria territory, which is a geographical area that extends between the Gulf of Panzano a… read more

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Sweet Friulian waters - costa friulana - Luckily, every now and then some foreigners arrive and remind us how shocked we can be by the beauty of our territories, which we very often forget (unfortunately, I woul… read more

Marano Lagunare - Marano Lagunare - Marano Lagunare is a small village on the Friulian Adriatic coast, has 1,800 inhabitants, and is part of the province of Gorizia. Founded by the Romans in the 2nd century… read more

Grado: the 'first Venice' between sea, fishing, and picturesque alleys - Grado - Grado is an important tourist and spa center on the Friulian coast. Known, for its particular constitution, as 'the first Venice', or 'Island of the Sun'. In fact, it als… read more