Sports & Venues

In the heart of the Friuli Venezia Giulia lowlands, Rivignano Teor is an ideal destination for those wishing to discover an authentic area, where nature, history and traditions coexist in harmony. A sprawling municipality, made up of hamlets and rural landscapes, it reveals the most genuine side of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Rivers, irrigation ditches and canals criss-cross the countryside, creating picturesque scenery and natural environments of great charm. The River Stella, one of the clearest waterways in the region, is a real tourist attraction, ideal for boat trips, canoeing, nature trails and outdoor activities immersed in the silence of nature. The villages of Rivignano, Teor, Ariis and the other hamlets preserve valuable historical heritage, such as Venetian villas, rural churches and ancient architecture linked to agricultural traditions.

San Giorgio di Nogaro, in the heart of the Bassa Friulana, is an ideal destination for slow tourism, where water, nature and local life come together. The area is criss-crossed by rivers, canals and greenways that invite visitors to enjoy walks, cycle routes and moments of tranquillity amidst the rural landscape. Its proximity to the Marano lagoon and the surrounding natural areas offers the opportunity to discover environments of great environmental value and biodiversity. The town retains an authentic atmosphere, brought to life by traditions, events and the flavours of Friulian cuisine. San Giorgio di Nogaro is the ideal place for those who wish to slow down, explore the area with respect and experience the most authentic side of Friuli Venezia Giulia.

Located in eastern Friuli Venezia Giulia, Latisana is an ideal destination for those seeking a holiday characterised by tranquillity, nature and the chance to explore the local area. An elegant and lively town, it serves as a natural gateway to the Adriatic coast, just a few kilometres from the beaches of Lignano Sabbiadoro, and a strategic base for exploring the Friulian hinterland. The historic centre retains an authentic atmosphere, with welcoming squares, buildings of historical interest and a vibrant town life enlivened by events, markets and cultural festivals.

Overlooking the sea and situated between Central Europe and the Mediterranean, Trieste is a city with a unique charm, a crossroads of cultures, languages and traditions. Its elegant city centre bears witness to an imperial past through Piazza Unità d’Italia, one of Europe’s largest squares by the sea, flanked by historic buildings and literary cafés that have inspired writers and intellectuals.
Miramare Castle, nestled between the sea and nature, is one of the city’s most beloved landmarks, whilst the hill of San Giusto is home to the cathedral and offers a splendid view of the gulf. Trieste is also a city of wind and cliffs, of scenic trails such as the coastal road to Sistiana, ideal for those who love walking and contemplating the landscape.
Culture, the sea, history and a vibrant food and wine tradition make Trieste a fascinating and surprising destination, capable of combining elegance, nature and a cosmopolitan identity.

In the heart of western Friuli Venezia Giulia, San Vito al Tagliamento is one of the region’s most charming historic towns and is listed among I Borghi più belli d’Italia — The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy.
Its historic centre preserves an elegant medieval layout, gathered around Piazza del Popolo, overlooked by the Castle, the Municipal Loggia and the imposing Bell Tower, symbols of the city’s civil and military history.
Among its artistic treasures, the Church of the Battuti stands out, renowned for its extraordinary cycle of Renaissance frescoes by Pomponio Amalteo, a pupil of Pordenone, the Friulian Renaissance master. These frescoes are considered among the most important in Friuli Venezia Giulia.
Also of great value is the 18th-century Arrigoni Theatre, a small architectural gem that reflects the community’s vibrant cultural tradition.
The experience is further enriched by the civic museums, the arcaded streets, cultural events and the nearby Tagliamento River, which offers evocative natural spaces for walks and relaxation.
San Vito al Tagliamento is an ideal destination for those wishing to discover the authentic soul of Friuli, through art, history and local heritage.

In the heart of the Bassa Friulana region, Porpetto is a small destination ideal for those seeking a slow, authentic holiday in close contact with nature. The village is renowned for its striking Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, nestled in the green countryside and a popular pilgrimage site, which lends the place an atmosphere of tranquillity and spirituality. The area is criss-crossed by irrigation ditches, canals and country lanes, perfect for walks and cycle routes through cultivated fields and farming villages. Local traditions, village festivals and Friulian cuisine round off the experience, offering visitors a simple and genuine welcome.