Pordenone

• How to reach Pordenone?
• Querini Park and Piazza Cavour
• It could be called “Via dei Palazzi” :)
• Bridge of Adam and Eve in Pordenone
• Across the city of Pordenone
• The journey continues…
• Extra (not to be missed!)

The third stop on the journey of “15 Places in 5 days” was Pordenone.

To start getting an idea of the places and views that I was able to admire, I invite you to watch the video below containing the most significant images of this experience.

How to reach Pordenone?

I reached this destination directly by train from the previous daily stop, that is Udine.

Querini Park and Piazza Cavour

Leaving the station, on my right, I immediately saw the Querini Park but I decided to continue straight on (my) street and reach Piazza Cavour. This choice was also due to the fact that I did not have a lot of time in this city and I wanted to see as many places as possible.

It could be called “Via dei Palazzi” :)

There I was able to recognize Palazzo Badini and continuing my walk in the east area with respect to the arrival road from the station, along Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, I came across other buildings: Palazzo Varaschini-Domenichini, Palazzo Teatro Concordia, Palazzo Tinti, Palazzo Gregoris and Palazzo Ricchieri until you reach the Concattedrale di San Marco.

Bridge of Adam and Eve in Pordenone

I continued on the same route until I reached and crossed the most famous bridge in the city: the Adam and Eve Bridge.

It allowed me to reach Parco Flu and, nearby, the Church of the Holy Trinity.

Across the city of Pordenone

Accelerating my pace, I headed towards the other part of the city, passing through the center and thus reaching the Parish of San Giorgio.

The journey continues…

On the same day, after having also seen Gorizia (find out the article here) and Udine (find out the article here), I returned home preparing, for the following day, the stages in Emilia-Romagna: Parma, Reggio Emilia and Modena .

If you want to know all the stages of the journey of “15 Places in 5 days“, discover the article here.

Extra (not to be missed!) of Pordenone

After this brief overview of the stop in Pordenone, aren’t you curious to go beyond simple images to better understand the travel experience lived before this stage? No problem, here is a preview of the places mentioned above.

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