The plains by the seaside

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The plains by the seaside
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The go fish soup
The Friulian frittata [fried egg]
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From Palmanova to Aquileia
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The itinerary discovers the southeastern side of the province of Udine,
ending at Palmanova and Aquileia.
From the “star-shaped city”, driving
along the southern part of the
roman route Julia Augusta that once
connected Aquileia to the Norico, we
reach the fascinating medieval hamlet
of Strassoldo (worthwhile visiting are
the Castello di Sopra and Castello
di Sotto with the fluvial park of the
Imburino, and the splendid series of
frescos dating back the XIV century in
the small church of S. Maria in Vineis).
This roman route, today, is a nice road
lined with horse-chestnut trees dotted
with hamlets, estates, farm homes
and rural villas (worth mentioning is
Villa Vitas) that winds its way amidst a
countryside that benefits from the sea
and lagoon influences in the nearby
with great results in the wine, fruits
and vegetable sectors that are best
represented by specialties like Refosco
red wine, peaches and asparagus.
We just reached Cervignano del Friuli,
Palmanova
Aiello
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On the top: Interior of the
castle of Strassoldo di Sopra,
Cervignano del Friuli
The opposite page: Villa Scodovacca,
Above: Historical
commemoration in Palmanova Cervignano del Friuli
563
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From Palmanova to Aquileia
At the side: the Roman
Forum of Aquileia
Below: the Basilica of
Aquileia; example of the
National Archaeological
Museum of Aquileia
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first “rural municipality” of the medieval
Friuli, once port and commercial hub of
the highest important along the Ausa
river and today also a renowned rural
centre: Villa Chiozza, in Scodovacca,
seat of the ERSA [Regional Agency for
Rural Development] and with a nice
nursery, deserves a mention.
The tour carries on to Terzo d’Aquileia
where, in October, takes place the
spectacular pumpkin festival and then
to Aquileia, roman military settlement
in 181 b. C. and also one of the biggest
political and commercial hubs of the
Augustan Empire. After the ruinous
barbarian devastations, Aquileia takes
back its role of aristocratic centre
thanks to the Patriarchs (XI century)
who, once received the imperial
investiture over the entire territory of
Friuli, made it not only Episcopal see
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From Palmanova to Aquileia
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but also political-military capital.
UNESCO protected world heritage
and, together with Ravenna, the
most important archaeological site
in northern Italy, Aquileia deserves
a visit for its historical and artistic
heritage, for the ruins of the Roman
Forum and for the Basilica where we
can find a sort of polychrome mosaic
carpet of 750 m2, the largest mosaic
on a pavement surface in the Christian
West, the finds and works in the Early
Christian Museum and in the National
Archaeological Museum. From Aquileia
we proceed northwards as far as the
agricultural village of Fiumicello,
known as “the peach capital” part of
the Natural Resource of the mouth
of the Isonzo River, a natural setting
characterized by floodplain woodlands,
resurgences, ponds, saltmarshes and
ideal place for birdwatching. The tour
continues north to Ruda, in a wine area
where the countryside is characterized
by large meadows and woodlands and
by the Torre torrent where we can
find ancient mills (Saciletto, Alture)
and flora typical of the gravel terrains
and resurgences. We proceed to Aiello
del Friuli that shares with Ruda some
naturalistic (resurgences and canals)
and rural elements (mills); we stop off
in the built-up area, not only to admire
the great number of villas and manor
palaces but also to enjoy the suggestive
sundials on the façade of the public
and private buildings and the Museum
of the rural life in the imperial Friuli.
Before ending the tour in Palmanova,
we stop at Joannis with the natural
biotope of the Groi peat-bog.
On the top: the peaches
of Fiumicello
The opposite page:
the sundials of Aiello del Friuli
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The plains by the lagoon and ancient marshes
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The plains by the lagoon
and ancient marshes
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Palmanova, the starting point of this
itinerary, was founded by the Most
Serene Republic of Venice in 1593 as
extraordinary fortress with the peculiar
star-shape. “National monument” since
1960, within the impregnable walls,
moats and doors it encloses, besides
several complexes and buildings, also
the interesting Cathedral Dome in
the main square. From Palmanova
we drive southwestwards to Bagnaria
Arsa, a municipality with a great rural
tradition (cereals in particular), where
we stop at Villa Antonini Dessj.
On reaching Porpetto, crossed by rivers
with a constant flow, with ponds of
resurgences from the water table that
creates humid meadows, plain woods
and woods along the waterways (the
Sgobitta Forest deserves a visit): the
dominant plants are the oak, the alder,
the poplar, the white hornbeam and
the willow.
The territory, split by the Corvo River,
is surrounded by ancient marshes
(today the marshes of the Corno and
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On the top: one of the monumental
gate and the Bridge of the Aqueduct,
Palmanova
Above: holy representation,
Church of Porpetto
The opposite page: Dome
of Palmanova
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The plains by the lagoon and ancient marshes
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the marsh of Fraghis are renowned
biotypes) that preserve the ancient
toponyms in the different villages.
These natural environments generate
resurgences and canals creating the
so-called humid areas, a precious
protection of the flora and fauna
biodiversity
and
fundamental
supplement for the nearby lagoon
ecosystem. Our next stop is Muzzana
del Turgnano, whose Boschi di
Baredi (wood) and Selva di Arvonchi
(forest) are among the largest humid
woodlands in the area.
We proceed to Marano Lagunare to
visit two natural reserves: the first
“Valle Canal Novo”, fishing basin and
nowadays also lagoon and saltmarsh
of 121 hectares without natural inlet
representing a typical setting of
“freshwater marsh” with an important
On the top: the Casoni,
Marano Lagunare
Above: the countryside in
Muzzana del Turgnano
The opposite page: bell tower
of Muzzana del Turgnano
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birds and fauna observatory that
consists of a foot trail amidst the
“casoni” (traditional fishing toolshed
converted today into observation
point and teaching/popular spaces);
the reserve “Riserva delle foci dello
Stella”, reachable only by boat, can not
be missed: 1377 hectares of protected
reserve in the Marano Lagoon that
preserves several natural habitats
and represents the ideal place for
birdwatchers (min. length of the boat
trip: 2h).
Also the city centre of Marano, with
a urban layout surprisingly similar to
Venice, deserves a visit: the historical
centre is characterized by alternating
lanes and small squares with perched
houses that begin to disperse in
the “piazza granda”, the big square
with the millenary tower, the loggia
ruins, the Provveditori Palace. From
Marano we head to Carlino by driving
northeastwards along the Zellina river
and the biotope Bosco Sacile – Bosco
dei Larghi, two other relevant examples
of plain forests. On our way back to
Palmanova, in a north-east direction,
we drive across San Giorgio di Nogaro,
Porpetto and Bagnaria Arsa where we
visit the rural hamlets of Chiarmacis,
Campolonghetto and Sevegliano
before reaching our final destination.
On the top: Returning from
fishing, Marano Lagunare
Above and the opposite
page: procession of San Vito,
Marano Lagunare
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This route winds through the estuary
of the Tagliamento river, right where
the river separates Friuli Venezia
Giulian and Veneto regions, and the
delta of the Stella river: two plains
very similar but not identical as the
former is flowing into the sea, while
the latter into the Marano Lagoon. The
agricultural landscape is characterized
by ancient marshes transformed into
reclaimed lands used today for arable
crops, vines and forage land. The
tour starts in Latisana, once strategic
coaching inn along the roman Annia
route, nowadays production and
district hub of an area that is very
important both for tourism – boasting
the most well-equipped landing place
in Europe (Aprilia Marittima) – and
agriculture with Latisana DOC wine
zone, the great variety of asparagus
(in Gorgo), the rotational dairy store
in Pertegada and a great tradition of
zootechnical and stud farming: even
though the zootechnical festival in
Latisana is no longer taking place,
Palazzolo
allo Stella
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Pertegada
Lignano
Sabbiadoro
Lignano
Pineta
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On the top: the beach of
Lignano Riviera
On the left: the sunset on the
harbor, Lignano
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The plains by the sea and by the lagoon
On the top: the outlet
of the Tagliamento river
The opposite page: a patch
of the Stella river, Palazzolo
dello Stella
On the left: parrots,
the Zoo of Lignano Sabbiadoro
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the regional centre for horse training
(almost 373.000 square meters
dedicated to sport facility and green
areas) is constantly growing.
Driving along the bends of the
Tagliamento river towards the mouth
we head to Lignano Sabbiadoro,
important and renowned bathing
resort in Friuli Venezia Giulia very
appreciated for its wide green areas in
residential districts, mainly made up of
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maritime pines overlooking the white
fine sandy beach.
The harbor “Darsena Vecchia” in
Lignano is also a starting point for a
boat trip to the natural reserves of
the Marano lagoon (see the section
“plains by the seaside”, itinerary n°
2). We leave Lignano and proceed to
Pertegada where we turn northeast to
Precenicco where, driving across the
rural homes in the reclaimed land, we
pass by the historical and rural hamlet
of Titiano where we visit the Sanctuary
of Madonna della Neve, where in
August there is a celebration in honour
of the Madonna di Titiano. We finally
reach Palazzolo dello Stella, where the
landscape is evidently characterized
by arable crops and vineyards: here
the river flows widely and quietly
inducing to go boating or canoeing
hauling into a dock at the Casa del
Marinaretto in Piancada; here, the
visitor can also enjoy an exposition of
the archaeological finds dating back
the Neolithic (the most ancient human
find discovered in Friuli). We finally
go back to Latisana by driving roads
dotted with rural homes and lovely
wine cellars.
On the top: the outlet
of the Stella river
Above: evening at a wine
cellar, Precenicco
The opposite page: the bell
tower in Palazzolo dello Stella
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The go soup
This soup is made with the go, also
known as goatina or guato de fondo, a
variety of carp called chiozzo. This fish
is underestimated because of its lack of
bones and is usually thrown back into
water. It is instead the main ingredient
of many soups and –if reduced to a
cream – is used to prepare unique
risottos.
Recipes
Ingredients for 4 people:
600 g of go fish,
1 onion,
1 garlic clove,
1 stick of celery,
a little bit of parsley,
dry white wine,
salt, pepper,
extra-virgin olive oil,
plain flour.
Fillet the go. Fry onion, garlic, celery
and parsley in olive oil. Add the
fishbone and the heads of the go and a
tablespoon of flour. Toast the mixture
and then pour some white wine. Cover
with water and keep boiling for around
one hour. Sift out heads and fishbone
and add salt and pepper as required.
Fry the fillets of go in a saucepan with
the garlic clove. Pour the soup into the
dishes and place some fillets into each
of them together with some croutons.
Add a drizzle of oil and a handful of
pepper.
The ideal wine will be a Friulano, which
has to be strong and with character.
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The Friulian frittata
Scrambled eggs are a traditional, widespread food all over Europe. It is known
in France as omelette and Eierkuchen
in Germany, where eggs are cooked
together with other ingredients such
as flour, milk or even sugar. The Italian
frittata is quite close to its French
equivalent: it is cooked thin and usually
folded, with various ingredients. The
Friulian frittata, except for the eggs, is
completely different.
Recipes
It has its own features.
It must be cooked in an iron oven dish
with a narrow bottom and high edges
so that the frittata – at the end of
the cooking time – comes out twoor three-finger tall. This is the main
difference from all the other kinds of
frittata or omelette.
The Friulian frittata has to be high
so that the interior remains soft
whereas a slightly crunchy crust has
formed on the surface; it is prepared
without adding any milk, water, flour
or bread; Even this Friulian egg-only
frittata is usually cooked with many
other ingredients: from herbs to pork
ham and salami or fish; eggs must
be whisked well, with both yolks and
whites, so that the interior remains
soft; it has to be cooked with butter,
oil, lard or goose’s fat; the rule states:
minimum 3 eggs, then one egg for
each person, plus one other egg.
We have chosen two – among the
many different existing frittatas – a
country-style frittata with herbs and a
“seafaring” one with the “schie”.
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Frittata with herbs
This is the most typical Friulian frittata
and can be made with field-grown
herbs, the sprouts of different plants
which can also be used as cooked
vegetables. The most important ones
are the sclopit (wildflower belonging
to the Silene specie), the confènon
(wild poppy), the oregluzze or orele di
jeur (lychnis alba, lychnis vespertina),
the bruncuncesare (Venus’s-lookingglass), the giardòn (cirisium arvense),
the ardielut (lamb’s lettuce), the spinaze
salvadie (campanula trachelium), the
ruscli or ruscolins (butcher’s broom),
the urtizzòns (wild hop), the urtìe
(nettle sprouts). Also home-grown
vegetables can be used as herbs:
spinach, chard, a leek, a generous
amount of onion, a bit of sage,
thyme, marjoram, basil, some leaves
of lemongrass or lesser calamint. The
wise dosage of the different herbs is
one of the skills of the frittata maker.
Ingredients for 4 people:
5 eggs; 100 g of sclopit; 6 leaves
of mint; 100 g of urtizzòns;
100 g of confenòn; 100 g of nettle
sprouts; 1 tablespoon of extra-virgin
olive oil (such as the Friulian “Olio dei
Patriarchi di Colloredo Soffumbergo”);
salt.
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Steam the vegetables, drain them well
and fry them for a while with extravirgin olive oil; whisk the eggs well and
salt them, then pour them into the
saucepan. Mix herbs and eggs with a
wooden spatula, cook at high fire and
– after 5 minutes and with the help of
the lid – flip the frittata over. Repeat
the procedure another time on both
sides. Keep it covered and warm (also
in a tepid oven) for a couple of minutes
before serving it in slices. Some drops
of aromatic vinegar will give it a refined
touch. It can also be served tepid, cut
into cubes, as an appetizer together
with a glass of Friulano wine.
The wine: a young and fragrant
Sauvignon if aromatic herbs are used,
otherwise a young Friulano.
Recipe for the frittata with the
“schie” (sand prawns)
The schie have to be alive.
For 4 people: 200 g of schie, 5 eggs,
3 tablespoons of extra-virgin olive oil,
salt and pepper.
The schie have to be washed well and
their heads cut. Pour 2 tablespoons of
olive oil in a saucepan together with
the schie and fry them at high fire.
Mix until the schie take a bright pink
colour. Whisk the eggs in a bowl and
salt them. Add a tablespoon of olive
oil in the saucepan and pour the eggs
trying to obtain a tall frittata; at this
purpose the saucepan cannot be large
yet high. The wine: a Ribolla gialla
which has not been aged in barrel.
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Via Casali Pustot
33056 Palazzolo dello Stella
Tel. +39 0431 567082
Fax. +39 0431 56037
Mob. +39 348 75 19 851
Casasola Galdino
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
This farmhouse is located near the
exit “Latisana” of the A4 motorway.
It has been recently renovated and
is particularly suitable for families.
This farmhouse offers a rustic yet
comfortable atmosphere a few
kilometres away from the seaside
resorts of Lignano.
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AI COCOLARS
Sgubin Daniele
Via Bozzatta, 37
33050 Fiumicello
Tel. +39 0431 96449
info@aicocolars.com
www.aicocolars.com
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AI DUE PIOPPI
Via J.Tomadini, 50
33053 Latisana
Tel. +39 0431 50073
agriturismo2pioppi@libero.it
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UDINE
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Pascutto Luciana
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AI CASALI
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The agritourism is a typical rustic
building and is located in a restored
and refurnished old stable, deep in
the countryside but not too far
away from Lignano beach. This
makes it the ideal place for those
who wish to have genuine products
and simple dishes for dinner before
enjoying nightlife on the beach. An
absolutely charming place.
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AL LAIP
Baldo Marisa
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The “Al cocolars” is a typical
country farmhouse equipped
with the latest comforts. Guests
will relax, have fun, rest and play
sports in many ways, with tourist
trails and the neighbouring riding
stable. Its friendly and welcoming
atmosphere will provide visitors
with an unforgettable week-end or
a unique holiday.
Via Ciampaz, 38
33050 Porpetto
Mob. +39 338 28 52 631
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The farm is surrounded by the
typical Friulian countryside and is
located in a restored private home.
It offers cold dishes and wines
of own production. The farm is a
quiet place to relax, a few minutes
away from the highway to San
Giorgio di Nogaro.
587
Via Curiel, 43/A
33051 Aquileia
Tel. +39 0431 918834
r.cossar@alice.it
Ballaminut Cristian
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The agritourism “Al Rosari” is
located deep in the countryside
but a few steps from the historical
centre of Aquileia. It is a lovely and
trim place, with fine architectural
features and the good traditional
Friulian
cuisine.
Particularly
appreciated
are
its
home
specialities made with home-bred
goose and duck meat.
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ALLE BETULLE
Sclausero Michele
Via Ermenteressa, 5
33050 Terzo d’Aquileia
Mob.
+39 339 34 81 219
Viale XX Settembre, 8
33050 Terzo d’Aquileia
Tel. +39 0431 33391
Fax. +39 0431 33391
saraballaminut@tin.it
www.ballaminut.com
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
This farm has been run by the Ballaminut family for generations and
hosts an agritourism where only
items of own production are available for purchase. Its home-made
cuisine takes a stab at traditional
dishes made with genuine and
tasty ingredients. Even the meat
only comes from home-bred pigs
and chickens.
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BOSCO ISONZO
Pozzar Giuliano
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The agritourism “Le betulle”
is located deep in the green
countryside around the farm
“Sclausero”. It offers wines of
own production together with
tasty traditional Friulian dishes
and excellent hams, salamis and
cheeses. The atmosphere is warm
and welcoming.
588
7
BALLAMINUT CRISTIAN
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Visintin Patrizia
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AL ROSARI
Via Isonzo, 74/A
33050 Fiumicello
Tel. +39 0431 969379
Fax. +39 0431 970838
Mob.
+39 338 85 24 814
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The agritourism is open during the
winter season, from January until
April. It serves and sells wines, hams
and salamis of own production,
which are prepared according to
the Friulian tradition. Agricultural
products such as apricots and the
famous peaches of Fiumicello are
available for purchase during the
summer season.
589
Via Udine, 70
33050 Porpetto
Tel. +39 0431 620680
+39 0431 65803
Fax. +39 0431 622752
info@laselvaplanizia.it
Decorte Valter
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The “Casale Fornace” is located
in a part of the Friulian plain
which is particularly rich of
beautiful landscapes and places
of cultural and leisure interest.
Accommodation is provided in
recently restored buildings. The
kitchen offers genuine dishes
made with ingredients of own
production. The farm breeds cattle
and courtyard animals.
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CASALI VIOTTO
Viotto Walter
Via Crescenzia, 8
33050 Precenicco
Tel. +39 0431 586132
Via Cisis, 1
Frazione Strassoldo
33052 Cervignano del Friuli
Tel. +39 0431 93185
Fax. +39 0431 93185
cisisdecorte@libero.it
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The agritourism “Decorte Valter”
is located in the hamlet of
Strassoldo, near Cervignano. The
farm has a restaurant which is
open all year round. Guests will
enjoy nice traditional Friulian
dishes which are only made with
seasonal ingredients. Welcoming
environment and kind friendly
staff. Vegetables, wine and fruit of
own production are available for
purchase.
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FOLLA DENIS
Folla Denis
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The “Casali Viotto” is located a
few kilometres away from the
main seaside resort of the Friuli.
Its building dates back to the end
of the 80s and has been restored
and turned into an agritourism. It
provides its guests with cold and
warm dishes which are made with
ingredients of own production or
purchased from other farms.
590
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CISIS
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UDINE
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Michielan Francesco
UDINE
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CASALE FORNACE
Via Carso, 38
33052 Cervignano del Friuli
Tel. +39 0431 32165
Fax. +39 0431 32165
folladenis@alice.it
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The farm “Folla Denis” is a family-run
reality which will provide its guests
with the typical intimacy of a familiar
environment. The farm is very proud
of its fine wines, which have been
carefully selected before being put
up for sale. The restaurant offers the
nice typical Friulian cuisine with cold
dishes, hams and salamis of own
production, fried slices of pig rinds
stuffed in a gut casing with flavours
(cotechino) together with fried thin
strips of purple top turnips soaked
in marc (brovada) and salami with
vinegar.
591
Via Levaduzza, 30
33050 Carlino
Tel. +39 0431 68684
Fax. +39 0431 68684
apache_gf@libero.it
Anselmi Giuseppe
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The agritourism “I Guardiani” is
located in the plain of Carlino,
among the quietness of its green
meadows. Visitors will enjoy typical
Friulian dishes, which are prepared
according to typical recipes. Local
hams and salamis are available
for purchase. The agritourism has
four rooms for those visitors who
decide to stay overnight.
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ISOLA AUGUSTA
592
Via Palazzolo
33055 Muzzana del Turgnano
Tel. +39 0432 779157
Fax. +39 0432 779175
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The farm “Anselmi Giuseppe e Luigi”
was founded at the beginning of the
20th Century. Its 150-hectare field
is filled with vineyards of the best
CDO (controlled denomination of
origin) grapes such as Chardonnay,
Pinot Grigio and Friulano. The
agritourism offers hearty dishes
with mixed cheeses, hams and
salamis. Those who decide to stay
overnight will enjoy the simple and
friendly atmosphere of the farm’s
rooms.
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LA ROSTA
Gottardo Marco
Bassani Massimo
Casali Isola Augusta, 4
33056 Palazzolo dello Stella
Tel. +39 0431 58046
Fax. +39 0431 589141
info@isolaugusta.com
www.isolaugusta.com
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LA’ DI ANSELMI
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I GUARDIANI
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The estate “Isola Augusta” dates
back to many centuries and is
now a modern yet still traditional
farm. It produces high-quality
wines, honey and olive oil thanks
to its location close to the seaside.
The restaurant offers dainty local
traditional dishes. The agritourism
has ten refined holiday flats
which are naturally heated by hot
ground water and energy supply
is provided through photovoltaic
panels.
Via Grado, 19
33052 Cervignano del Friuli
Tel. +39 0431 32978
Fax. +39 0431 32978
Mob. +39 338 18 74 794
info@larosta.it
www.larosta.it
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The agritourism is located in a
recently restored farmhouse which
dates back to the end of the 18th
Century. Its three large dining
halls are warm and welcoming
and equipped with vintage Friulian
furniture. Visitors will enjoy hams
and salamis of own production,
cheese fried with potatoes, onion,
speck ham or other flavours (frico),
donkey stew and tripe. Seven cosy
rooms are also available.
593
Via Julia, 1
Località Casa Bianca
33050 Bagnaria Arsa
Tel. +39 0432 924723
Zonin Silvano
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The agritourism “Mulino delle Tolle”
is located in a restored farmhouse
surrounded by vineyards. Its
genuine fine cuisine will make its
guests rediscover the traditional
Friulian flavours. Meat is strictly of
own production. Home delicacies
such as typical local lasagne
(pasticcio) with vegetables, rolled
rabbit meat baked in the oven with
flavours and guinea-fowl with
green apples.
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PELOS
Pelos Roberto
Via Udine, 38
33050 Ruda
Tel. +39 0431 99530
Fax. +39 0431 973761
Mob. +39 335 80 61 118
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TENUTA CA’ BOLANI
Via Gradisca, 22
Località Molin di Ponte
33052 Cervignano del Friuli
Tel. +39 0431 32670
Fax. +39 0431 34901
info@cabolani.it
www.cabolani.it
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Bertossi Giorgio
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MULINO DELLE TOLLE
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The farm is located in the Friulian
CDO (controlled denomination
of origin) area of Aquileia. Its
550-hectare field makes it the
largest wine estate of the Friuli.
The “Tenuta Ca’ Bolani” offers a
training path starting from the
vineyards and ending with the
wines and their food couplings.
The agritourism will provide its
guests with a journey among
different atmospheres and flavours
in a perfect setting for events and
meetings.
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TENUTA REGINA
Pasti Giorgio
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The agritourism “Pelos Roberto”
offers cold and warm dishes
combined with the finest wines.
The farm is made up by 25 hectares
of fields between Ruda and
Campolongo del Torre. Products
such as white and red table wines
are available for purchase together
with wines from the Friulian CDO
(controlled denomination of origin)
area of Aquileia, both bottled and
on tap, and fruits like peaches and
melons.
Via Casali Tenuta Regina, 8
33056 Palazzolo dello Stella
Tel. +39 0431 587971
Fax. +39 0431 587972
tenutaregina@adriabella.com
www.adriabella.com/tenutaregina
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
This agritourism offers comfortable
fully equipped flats, surrounded by
a green countryside and only a
few kilometres away from Lignano
Sabbiadoro. Dogs are welcome.
Two halls are available for business
meetings, small meetings and
other events.
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AI VECCHI IPPOCASTANI
Via Mazzini, 21
33041 Aiello del Friuli
333 49 79 214
AI VIUI
Loc. Viui, 1
33052 Cervignano del Friuli
368 62 65 19
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AL FORTE
Via Forte, 111
33053 Latisana
0431 53047
Via Nazionale, 32/A
33050 Fiumicello
Tel. +39 0431 96267
AL VECCHIO CASALE
Via Tolmezzo, 11
33050 Bagnaria Arsa
338 49 69 460
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The agritourism “Tomasin” is located
close to the highway but still
surrounded by a green landscape.
It combines a convenient location
with the quietness of nature. It is
equipped with a large car park and
a children playground. Its kitchen
offers typical dishes and wines of
own production. Guests should try
its home-prepared pork meat.
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ZAGLIA
Zaglia Giorgio
AL VECCHIO GELSO
Via Cortona, 6
33050 Fiumicello
0431 96534
338 77 95 898
ALBAFIORITA
Via Crosere, 115
33053 Latisana
0431 510150
340 87 31 918
ANTICO MONASTERO
DI BELIGNA
Località Beligna, 4/B
33051 Aquileia
0432 1716229
340 53 00 162
BACCICHETTO SETTIMO
Via Lignano, 42
33050 Precenicco
0431 58210
BACCO UBRIACO
Località Bonifica IV Partita
33051 Aquileia
0431 919655
BORGO FORNASIR
Borgo Fornasir, 2
33052 Cervignano del Friuli
0431 31988
0431 32168
392 23 72 263
Via Crescenzia, 10
33050 Precenicco
Tel. +39 0431 510320
info@zaglia.com
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BRAIDANOVA
Via Madonna Missionaria, 7
33050 Porpetto
0431 60025
Height: <=300 m above s.l.
The farm “Zaglia” is located in
a farmhouse dating back to the
beginning of the 20th Century
and surrounded by vineyards.
The kitchen offers typical Friulian
dishes combined with white and red
wines of own production. The menu
includes boiled thick soft potato
dumplings (gnocchi di patate) with
duck meat sauce, home-made long
flat ribbon-shaped pasta (tagliolini)
with sausage and mushrooms,
chicken cooked with red wine and
duck cooked with Refosco wine.
CASA DEL SOLE
Via Tisanella, 25/A
33053 Latisana
0431 513114
CASALI BUFFON
Via Forte, 21
33053 Latisana
Frazione Pertegada
0431 55019
0431 558132
0431 55483
CASASOLA
Via Lame, 1
33050 Carlino
0431 68573
ZORAT ADRIANO
Via Malborghetto, 3
33050 Terzo d’Aquileia
0431 32909
UDINE
UDINE
Tomasin Giuseppe
AI DUE LEONI
Località Beligna, 103
3051 Aquileia
0431 91055
347 1414697
DA FRUTIS
Via Madonna Missionaria, 8
33050 Porpetto
0431 620748
0431 60532
ISOLA AUGUSTA
LA CANTINETTA
Via Lignano Nord, 47
33053 Latisana
0431 580370
LA CANTINE
Via Lignano, 22
33050 Precenicco
0431 580370
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TOMASIN GIUSEPPE
LA DURIDA
Località Bonifica IV
Partita, 3/A
33051 Aquileia
0431 918669
LA NATURA
Via Grado, 5/3
33052 Cervignano del Friuli
0431 373502
MORONA
Via Giulia Augusta, 89
33051 Aquileia
0431 917642
333 63 60 201
339 12 81 595
MORSUT LUCA
Via Della Mondina, 5
33050 Ruda
Frazione San Nicolò
0431 998929
347 75 18 985
ROSE DI MAJ
Via Foredana, 17/A
33050 Porpetto
0431 621466
SAN GALLO
Loc. S.Gallo, 3/1
33052 Cervignano del Friuli
Frazione Strassoldo
0431 93039
STABILE PAOLO
Borgo Sandrigo, 14
33059 Villa Vicentina
0431 969164
VICENTINI
Via San Giorgio, 20
33050 Carlino
0431 68180
VILLA ASIOLA
Via Borgo Pacco, 12
33059 Villa Vicentina
0431 969453
339 58 09 110
VILLA VITAS
Via S. Marco, 1
33052 Cervignano del Friuli
0431 93083
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