The Arco Bollani, next to the Loggia di San Giovanni, was designed by Andrea Palladio in 1556 and leads up to the castle used by the Venetian governors. The way is lined by the Porticato del Lippomano, a late-15th century portico raised along the length of one of the city's former defensive walls.
糖心传媒's must-see attractions
Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta
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The entire floor of the Latin cross-shaped basilica, rebuilt after an earthquake in 1348, is covered with one of the largest and most spectacular Roman鈥
Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
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Udine鈥檚 modern and contemporary hub brings together a number of bequests, creating a substantial collection of 20th-century Italian artists, including De鈥
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Situated on an island in the lagoon, the Barbana sanctuary is an ancient shrine, the origins of which date back to 582. The current church dates to the鈥
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This intimate oratory has a dramatic ceiling painting of the Assumption by Giambattista Tiepolo, with a glowing Madonna framed by tumbling, rather鈥
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The mosaic school in Spilimbergo is one of Friuli's most fascinating places. Although established in 1922 in a post-war effort to provide vocational鈥
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This small interactive museum deploys digital displays and an excellent virtual-reality experience to explore the horrors of the Italian front in the鈥
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This museum is devoted almost entirely to the So膷a Front and the 鈥榳ar to end all wars鈥. Themed rooms describe powerfully the 29 months of fighting, and鈥
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This unique museum dedicated to the art of comic books and illustration is the only one of its kind in Europe and is the brainchild of Pordenone鈥檚 dynamic鈥
Nearby Udine attractions
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Rebuilt in the mid-16th century after an earthquake in 1511, Udine's castle affords rare views of the city and snowy peaks beyond. It houses a number of鈥
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A clear reminder of Venetian influence is the Loggia di San Giovanni, which features a clock tower modelled, albeit in squatter format, on the one gracing鈥
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Udine's Renaissance heart beats in Piazza della Libert脿. The 15th-century Palazzo del Comune, also known as the Loggia del Lionello after its architect (a鈥
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This 13-room gallery showcases the work of local and Venetian artists from the end of the 14th- to the early 19th-century. There are a handful of鈥
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A shimmering Renaissance epiphany materialising from the surrounding maze of medieval streets, Piazza della Libert脿 is dubbed the most beautiful Venetian鈥
6. Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
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Udine鈥檚 modern and contemporary hub brings together a number of bequests, creating a substantial collection of 20th-century Italian artists, including De鈥
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The chapels of Udine's 13th-century Romanesque-Gothic cathedral house the Museo del Duomo, with 13th- to 17th-century frescoes in the Cappella di San鈥
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Housed in a couple of smaller chapels of the cathedral is the Museo del Duomo, which hosts a collection of objects relating to the period of the Patriarch鈥