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Porta Cividale in Palmanova - along with Porta Aquileia and Porta Udine, each with their early Baroque outworks, is one of three city gates that provide access to the city through the fortified belt with three rings of fortresses. Palmanova itself was founded on October 7, 1593, as a planned city/fortress with a central square and radial street network in the shape of a nine-pointed star. It was the most important land base and served to protect the Republic of Venice from the Turks. Today it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Piazza XX Settembre 1870 in Udine – originally called "Piazza dei grani" – grain market, the square was formerly used for grain handling; framed by numerous imposing buildings: Palazzo INA, Palazzo Antivari Kechler with its neoclassical façade, and the Gothic Casa Veneziana, which was moved from Via Cavour to its present location in 1929.

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Beautiful route at the foot of the bastions along the city walls

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Square is fine. Very nice.

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Short stop in the village.

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Porta Cividale was built, like Porta Udine, in 1605. Porta Cividate, covered in rustic ashlar with white and gray stone, has more robust and severe lines. It has four columns, made up of ashlar blocks, in the lower part which give it an unusual vertical rhythm. Above, after a double protruding cornice, the two lateral sentry boxes, the old watchtowers, are connected by a beautiful balustrade, with small pillars arranged at a frontal angle. The Military Historical Museum of the city of Palmanova has been set up in the upper part of the door. (https://www.lanostra.it/vacanze-cosa-visitare/le-porte-di-palmanova/amp/)

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It was formerly the “dei grani” square, a place that was used as a grain market. Only recently did it become Udine's city market again. On one side of the square is the Palazzo Antivari Kechler, with a neoclassical facade by Giuseppe Jappelli (1833), flanked by the Casa Caimo Delfino, which now houses a hotel; on the opposite side stands out the façade of the fifteenth-century Venetian house that stood until 1929 in Via Cavour, in the place now occupied by the municipal seat of the Palazzo D'Aronco.

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It was the "grain" square, or place used as a grain market, and very recently it has returned to being the city market square. Overlooking the square on one side is the Antivari Kechler building, with a neoclassical façade by Giuseppe Jappelli (1833), flanked by the Caimo Delfino house, which today houses a hotel; on the opposite side stands out the fifteenth-century façade of the Venetian House, which until 1929 stood in via Cavour, in the point where Palazzo D'Aronco, the municipal headquarters, is now located.

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