Feast of Saint John Paul II
📅 Every year, on 22 October
On 22 October Rivignano Teor celebrates its patron Saint John Paul II; the municipal territory includes the Biotopo Risorgive di Zarnicco wetland.
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Udine province runs from the Austrian and Slovenian borders down towards the Adriatic plain: 134 municipalities spread over nearly 5,000 square kilometres of Alps, foothills and flat farmland. The city of Udine, its administrative centre, sits roughly halfway along that drop. Friulian is a legally recognised language here rather than a regional accent, Slovene is spoken in the eastern valleys, and German survives in a few mountain settlements near the border.
The best of it lies outside the capital. Aquileia, now a village of some three thousand people, keeps a basilica whose floor is a fourth-century Christian mosaic. Cividale del Friuli has the Tempietto Longobardo, one of the very few Lombard buildings still standing largely intact. Palmanova is a Venetian fortress town laid out as a nine-pointed star, best understood from the air, and San Daniele del Friuli cures the ham that carries its name.
Towns in the province of Udine
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134 towns
Aiello del Friuli Amaro Ampezzo Aquileia Arta Terme Artegna Attimis Bagnaria Arsa Basiliano Bertiolo Bicinicco Bordano Buja Buttrio Camino al Tagliamento Campoformido Campolongo Tapogliano Carlino Cassacco Castions di Strada Cavazzo Carnico Cercivento Cervignano del Friuli Chiopris-Viscone Chiusaforte Cividale del Friuli Codroipo Colloredo di Monte Albano Comeglians Corno di Rosazzo Coseano Dignano Dogna Drenchia Enemonzo Faedis Fagagna Fiumicello Villa Vicentina Flaibano Forgaria nel Friuli Forni Avoltri Forni di Sopra Forni di Sotto Gemona del Friuli Gonars Grimacco Latisana Lauco Lestizza Lignano Sabbiadoro Lusevera Magnano in Riviera Majano Malborghetto Valbruna Manzano Marano Lagunare Martignacco Mereto di Tomba Moggio Udinese Moimacco Montenars Mortegliano Moruzzo Muzzana del Turgnano Nimis Osoppo Ovaro Pagnacco Palazzolo dello Stella Palmanova Paluzza Pasian di Prato Paularo Pavia di Udine Pocenia Pontebba Porpetto Povoletto Pozzuolo del Friuli Pradamano Prato Carnico Precenicco Premariacco Preone Prepotto Pulfero Ragogna Ravascletto Raveo Reana del Rojale Remanzacco Resia Resiutta Rigolato Rive d'Arcano Rivignano Teor Ronchis Ruda San Daniele del Friuli San Giorgio di Nogaro San Giovanni al Natisone San Leonardo San Pietro al Natisone San Vito al Torre San Vito di Fagagna Santa Maria la Longa Sappada Sauris Savogna Sedegliano Socchieve Stregna Sutrio Taipana Talmassons Tarcento Tarvisio Tavagnacco Terzo d'Aquileia Tolmezzo Torreano Torviscosa Trasaghis Treppo Grande Treppo Ligosullo Tricesimo Trivignano Udinese Udine Capital Varmo Venzone Verzegnis Villa Santina Visco Zuglio
The top 6 places in Udine
Our editors' ranking: the area's most important places, drawn from the individual town guides. See the national rankings →
1 ⛪ Churches & sanctuaries Basilica of Aquileia 📍 Aquileia Spanning over 760 square meters, the West's largest early Christian mosaic anchors this historic patriarchal cathedral. 
2 ⛪ Churches & sanctuaries Lombard Temple 📍 Cividale del Friuli Founded in the 8th century, this UNESCO World Heritage site is the most intact architectural legacy of the Lombards. 
3 🖼️ Museums Museo archeologico nazionale di Aquileia 📍 Aquileia The museum of a vanished Roman metropolis, with worked amber brought from the Baltic. Udine and around, on the map
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🏘️ Villages 5 🏛️ UNESCO heritage 3 🏖️ Seaside 2 🍷 Food & wine 1
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Saint Charles Borromeo, patron of the great bonfire on the hill of Coia
📅 Every year, on 4 November; on 5 and 6 January Coia hosts the Palio dei Pignarulârs and the great bonfire
Tarcento celebrates the town's patron, Saint Charles Borromeo, on 4 November. On 5 January, the «Palio dei Pignarulârs» is run, a race of flaming carts through the streets of the centre; on 6 January, after a costumed historical reenactment, a torchlight procession climbs to the ruins of Coia castle, where the great bonfire is lit and the Venerable Old Man reads omens for the new year from the direction of the smoke.
Feast of Saint Leonard
📅 Every year, on 6 November
On 6 November Zuglio celebrates its patron Saint Leonard of Noblac; the town stands on the site of ancient Iulium Carnicum, with its Roman forum and archaeological museum.
Feast of Saint Leonard of Noblac
📅 Every year, on 6 November
On 6 November San Leonardo celebrates its patron and namesake Saint Leonard of Noblac; the town's name is already documented in 1257.