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This route runs along the walls of the fortified city of Palmanova, planned by the Venetians in 1593. It has a polygonal star plan with 9 points and for this reason it is called the starry city. This city has three fortified circles that were built at different times: the first and second by the Venetians and the third by Napoleon Bonaparte in the early nineteenth century.

This is a pleasant path that follows the lower ring path of the Fossato marked with the green color that runs along all the walls of the city of Palmanova, a military city in the shape of a nine-pointed star. The departure is from Porta Udine. This fortress city is part of the Unesco world heritage since 2017 and was declared one of the most beautiful villages in Italy in November 2018.

This is a very pleasant route suitable for the whole family that explores the perimeter of Palmanova, a military city in the shape of a nine-pointed star. Along the way you can see the ramparts that defended the city with three circles of walls. You can follow the lower ring path of the Fossato (green color) to stay close to the walls, follow the high ring path of the Rivellini (yellow) to walk on the tips of the stars or follow the panoramic mixed ring (red color). Easy excursion to be...

Double loop that goes through Clauiano, classified as one of "the most beautiful villages of Italy" ("i Borghi più belli d'Italia"). Starting from Santa Maria La Longa and moving eastwards, it reaches Clauiano, crossing through the main street, and towards Saint Mark chapel ( XIII-XVI). It then turns back, crossing back through Clauiano to the starting point. Best in the fall, winter and early spring.

Beel the resurgence waters of the Brisada Channel and the sources of the Ausa River (always crystal clear resurgence waters with extraordinary underwater vegetation = index of purity). You pass near the ruins of a Roman Villa Massilis, a sign of a discreet Roman settlement just superimposed on a Bronze Age Castelliere.