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Terzo d'Aquileia

Roman milestone name, Aquileia wine route, church of San Biagio.

A small village in the lowlands of the Bassa Friulana, named for the Roman milestone that stood three miles from Aquileia on the road to the ancient city.

Terzo d'Aquileia
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Go in May to June and September.

Province
Udine
People
2,700

Vineyards of the Aquileia wine route surround it, the Grado lagoon lies just beyond, and its neoclassical church of San Biagio keeps a frescoed apse.

Fish steaks in pepper-speckled sauce beside white polenta.
Boreto a la Graisana

Turbot steaks cook with garlic, vinegar and black pepper in a pale sauce, with white polenta alongside.

Tables

  • All'anfora (opens in a new tab)

    A family-run seafood restaurant and pizzeria on the road to Grado, in a converted house with a garden veranda and gluten-free options.

    Pizzeria

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