I monumenti
Tutti i monumenti di Aquileia
I luoghi e i capolavori attorno a cui vale la pena costruire una giornata.
ChiesaBasilica di Santa Maria Assunta di AquileiaLargest early Christian mosaic floor, fourth-century carpet of images, crypt frescoes, patriarchal seatThe Basilica of Aquileia has early-Christian roots immediately after 313 CE and preserves the mosaic floor of the Theodorian church of the early fourth century. Its present form records ninth-century, eleventh-century and later Romanesque-Gothic phases. It is a distinct religious component within the wider UNESCO property Archaeological Area and the Patriarchal Basilica of Aquileia, not a separately inscribed site.Pianifica la visitaNei dintorni
Nel raggio di una gita
Altri monumenti in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, a una gita di distanza.
TriesteCastello di MiramareMaximilian's white castle on the gulf, original interiors, clifftop park, doomed emperor's dream
TriesteGemma nascostaGrotta GiganteSingle chamber 98 meters high, world-record show cave, geodetic pendulums, Karst underworld
TriestePiazza Unita d'ItaliaSea-facing grand square, Habsburg palaces, evening blue hour, caffe tradition at its edge
GoriziaGemma nascostaCastello di DuinoA 14th-century clifftop castle (begun 1389, with 11th-century ruins on the grounds) open to the public as a museum and park, famous as the place where Rainer Maria Rilke began his Duino Elegies in 1912.
Cividale del FriuliUNESCOTempietto LongobardoEighth-century stucco procession, Lombard masterwork, Natisone gorge setting, carved vine portal
UdineCastello di UdineHilltop above Venetian loggias, civic museums, Tiepolo galleries, Alps-to-sea view
TriesteGemma nascostaGiardino botanico CarsianaA 6,000 m² botanical garden dedicated to native Carso (karst) flora, holding about 600 of the roughly 1,600 species of the local limestone environment, open April to mid-October.
GoriziaGemma nascostaMitreo di DuinoA rare Roman mithraeum set inside a natural cave near Duino, preserving a tauroctony plaque and limestone altar, with finds including some 400 coins, visitable through the Archaeological Superintendency.

