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THE “DISCOVERING PORDENONE BETWEEN LAND
AND WATER” ROUTE
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The route develops in a ring starting from the
Adam and Eve Bridge (1), and offers 3 options:
the “Path of Female Workers” (A), available
from 2022, the embankment of the Noncello
River (B) and Via Riviera del Pordenone (C).
These three options are three parallel routes
that connect the river to Viale Martelli.
Through Viale Dante, entering Galvani Park (2),
you can visit the MIRA, an itinerary museum
of the ancient rose and the PAFF!, Palazzo
Arte Fumetto Friuli, the Friulian art and
comics palace for comics exhibitions. Once
you reach Via del Maglio, you will encounter
Seminary Park (3). Cross the park and exit at
Torre, near Villa Romana, where you can visit
the Archaeological Museum (4) and Castle
Park (5). From here, continue north and enter
Via Piave, which leads to Saint Valentine
Park (6), structured as an “accessible and
inclusive park”. Once you exit Galvani Park, it
is possible to shorten the route to reach Saint
Valentine Park, by taking the road adjacent to
Lake Tomadini (7) which will lead you north
to the Park of Saint Charles Lakes (8). At this
point, cross Via San Valentino and enter Saint
Valentine Park.
From Saint Valentine Park, continue north on
Via Interna, Via Colvera and, crossing the Sacro
Cuore Square, on Via San Quirino. By taking
the cycle-pedestrian passage that leads to
Viale Rotto, reach the Civil Hospital. Cross Via
Montereale and continue along Viale Divisione
Modotti until you reach the Immaculate
Conception Park (9). This park connects with
Via Ungaresca, and reaches the Gallini cyclepedestrian
path. Take a short walk through
Cimolai Park (10), a reference point for families
and runners, made in the style of English
landscape parks.
Crossing Viale Grigoletti from Via Rosario,
reach the park in Via Casarsa, which leads
to Via Maggiore. The Rorai Lakes Park (11),
dedicated to the martyrs of the foibes, can be
reached through a cycle-pedestrian passage,
embellished with a beautiful mural. Once you
have crossed the park, exit in Via Cotonificio
and continue in Via Tessitura until you arrive
in Via Cappuccini. Walking along Via Burida,
you will reach the Pordenone side of Burida
Lake (12). Next, take Via Sabbioni and return
to Via Cappuccini. At the end of Via Cappuccini,
having crossed the road, keep slightly to the left
to enter Querini Park (13). Take a walk through
the park and exit in “the Bronx” direction, the
business district designed by architect Gino
Valle. To finish, return to the IV November Park
(14), walk through it and, continuing along Via
Codafora, close the ring route at the Adam and
Eve Bridge.
As an alternative, after Burrida Lake, it is
possible to return to the Adam and Eve Bridge
by crossing the path in Reghena Park (15),
available from 2022.
Route general data
13.5 km 2h 15’
dirt road
paved road
pet
friendly
night time
accessibility
accessible
road
Pordenone
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