Top 5 Sightseeing Tours in Province of Udine, Friuli Venezia Giulia

Discover the beauty, history and culture of Trieste on this informative full- or half-day tour with a private guide. Visit the city center in the morning or the Risiera of St. Sabba and the Castle of Miramare in the afternoon. Learn the stories and rich history behind each site that you pass, soaking up the personal attention from your insightful local expert.

Inclusions: Private tour, Hotel/port pickup, Professional guide, Guided 3-hour walking city tour (morning tour), A gelato or a coffee/cappuccino (morning tour), Transport by private vehicle (afternoon tour), Guided 3-hour tour of the Risiera of St. Sabba and Castle of Miramare (afternoon tour), All the above on the full-day tour

Exclusions: Hotel drop-off, Gratuities, Food and drinks, unless specified, Entrance fee to the Castle of Miramare (afternoon tour) €8

Private wine tasting tour in the Collio Friuli cellars, an exciting journey of cooking and wine tasting.

Inclusions: Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle

Exclusions: Use of Snorkelling equipment

This is an ideal choice for wine lovers visiting Italy. Spend a day discovering the highlights of the picturesque Collio wine region. Avoid the hassle of booking a taxi between sites and enjoy the convenience of having door-to-door transfers included. Admire incredible landscapes, visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of Cividale del Friuli and take advantage of the opportunity to also try good wine along the way. Save time and discover the highlights of the Collio wine region in one day Hassle-free tour with a premium wine tasting included No need to book round-trip transportation transfers included Access extraordinary local views that you may miss if you travel alone

Inclusions: WiFi on board, Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation, All Fees and Taxes, Soda/Pop

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Come and discover an ancient city that was called the second Rome! It's hard to imagine, but once upon a time, during the heyday of the Roman Empire, this small village near the Adriatic coast was a bustling trading city which was the fourth largest city in Italy due to its grandeur and splendor! Aquileia is an exceptional archaeological site that is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will visit the excavations and ancient remains of the Roman Forum, the necropolis and the imposing structures of the old river port. Do not miss the magnificent early Christian Basilica which houses the largest mosaic floor in the Western Christian world, an important stage in the history of European art. The last gem is the Domus Romana by Tito Macro. The largest reconstruction of a real Domus in Italy with original mosaic floors. In no other city - with the exception of Rome - is early Christianity as present as here. I'll take you to make it known!

Inclusions: The guided walking tour with a certified guide

Exclusions: The entrance to the Basilica with the crypt and the entrance to the Domus Romana is not included in the price.

With this tour with an authorized, professional and kind guide we will go to discover the Venetian past of this beautiful city. We will visit places that have marked its history including Piazza Libertà, the most beautiful Venetian-style square on the mainland. The influence of the long dominion of the Serenissima can be seen in the suggestive squares surrounded by arcades, in the loggias, in the palaces while the castle dominates the hill. From here your view will sweep over the red roofs of the city and then fly over the crown of moraine hills and the Alps. Udine is an elegant and convivial city, where scattered around the center you will find many restaurants, wine bars, cafes, elegant shops and elegant buildings. A city where the Patriarch of Aquileia and the Venetian lieutenants once resided. City of Tiepolo that has left many artistic testimonies still visible today e.g. in the fourteenth-century Cathedral and in the Patriarchal Palace. Udine, a real hidden gem awaits you!

Inclusions: Guided tour of Udine / walking tour of Udine

Exclusions: entrances to museums