Udine – Simple Town with a Grand Medieval History
Udine is a city and commune in the Friuli Venezia Guilia region of Italy. It is close to the Slovenian Border and is situated between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea. When it comes to breathtaking views, this city has it. When it comes to a rich culture and deep history, this city practically lives and breathes culture and history. Udine, Italy has such a long history dating back to the Neolithic age. It was first named Udene and then changed to Utinum according to Medieval Latin records though the origin of the city’s name is unclear. When in Friuli Venezia Guilia region, the place to be is Udine because it is the region’s gastronomic and spiritual capital. The nearest airport is the Trieste-Friuli Venezia Giulia Airport (TRS) only 33 minutes away from the city center.
Best Time to Visit
Udine experiences the most pleasant weather during the months of May, June, and September. It is best to visit the city during these months. For travelers looking to dive into the lifestyle and culture of the city, it is best to visit during September when the city celebrates the wine and food festival.
What to Do & Area Attractions
The Cathedral of Udine is an impressive church in the city and is worthy of a visit. The cathedral is the city’s central religious structure and is easily accessible from the piazza. It’s also a great idea to visit the Loggia de Lionello, an important landmark and symbol for the city. Since the city is the second home to artist Tiepolo, witness magnificent artwork at the Galleria d’Arte Moderna. There are several fantastic places to stay in while Udine. Book a room at the Hotel Suite Inn. Guests will love the enchanting but modern rooms. The hotel also offers free use of bicycles to help guests explore the city. A favorite place to stay in the city is the Stop & Sleep Udine Fronte Stazione. Rooms are modern and charming and most importantly the hotel is only a few steps away from the city’s train station.