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Via Forni di Sotto 28, Udine, Italy
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Piazza Libertà- Loggia del lionello
Torre dell'Orologio
Loggia del Lionello
Porticato di San Giovanni
Sono Irlandese e studieró a Udine, per l'anno erasmus, in settembre!! What I want to know is basically if you know any websites I could go on to get accommodation etc. I was also wondering because there is no airport in Udine, is it best to fly to Trieste or to Verona??!
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Any information will be helpful
Grazie Mille xx
Not sure if there are any Udine-specific websites for accommodation but if you go to sites like www.easystanza.it and search under Udine, you might find something.
As for airports, Trieste is of course far closer to Udine than Verona is. In fact, even Venice (Marco Polo) or Treviso would be closer to Udine than Verona. Depends on what airline you're flying - you could fly Ryanair to Treviso and then make your way to the train station to catch a train to Udine. Otherwise if you're flying a national carrier (prob. Alitalia) then Trieste would be your best bet.
Thank you so much. x
Hi !
If you already know somebody at the university perhaps you can put a little note. Lot's of little notes are hanging there, I don't think it's a problem to find a room in Udine.
Trieste is much better than Verona...like was written in the former posting..choose Venezia, Treviso if Trieste is not available.
If you want to know more info, just mail us !
What are you going to study ?
Saluti,
Janine ( Udine )
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A beautiful, Venetian-style building on the Piazza della Libertà. It is the City Hall palace. It was realised between 1448 and 1456 by Bartolomeo delle Cisterne from Capodistria (today Koper, in Slovenija), based on a project of Nicolò Lionello. It was rebuilt in 1876 after a fire.
The Porticato di San Giovanni (Saint John's colonnade) stands right opposite the Loggia del Lionello. It was Bernardino di Morcote from Tessin-Ticino (CH) who planned it in 1553 in order to integrate the pre-existing Torre dell'Orologio (clock-tower), very similar to the one in Venetian Piazza San Marco. Saint John's chapel in the centre is today the Pantheon ai caduti (Pantheon to the dead).
The two statues in front of the colonnade represent Hercules and Cacus.
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