Udine, a cheerful and cultured city full of Venetian atmospheres, architectural settings, elegant parks, and squares where you can stop for a coffee or an aperitif.
- Guided tour of the historic centre
- Free guided tour for children under 12 years of age accompanied by a paying adult
- Free guided tour for holders of FVGcard
- Available as a gift voucher valid for 12 months
| Duration | 1 Hour or 0 Hour |
|---|---|
| Bring along | Confirmation of the reservation |
Further information
A city of bookshops and taverns, with a mysterious name and many faces, Udine is a city that is both popular and refined, convivial and cultured. But Udine is also the “city of light”. It was the third European city (after Milan and London) to have electric city lighting in January 1889. This thanks to the genius of one of its citizens: Arturo Malignani (1865-1939), inventor of the method to create a vacuum in incandescent light bulbs, a system to make light bulbs brighter by extending their life. A patent which he later sold to the American Edison. The visit to the city with the description of its history and architectural beauties will also be enriched with curiosities and gems that will surprise you.
