トルビスコーザでののおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

This section of the trail offers wonderful cycling on a single-track trail. The surface varies, ranging from loamy sand to grass to short gravel sections. In places, the trail is double-tracked. Numerous information boards and benches are located along the trail.

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The Roman Forum is located on the cycle path through Aquileia

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Ruins from Roman times. They are clearly visible from the FVG1 cycle path and can be visited free of charge during the day.

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The Roman Forum of Aquileia was the center of the town's public life, functioning as a market, administrative center and meeting place for the inhabitants. Today, you can explore the remains of the Roman Forum, including the partially reconstructed basilica and the remains of various other buildings. These ruins offer a glimpse into the daily life and architecture of ancient Roman civilization.

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Very interesting and worth a stop on the cycle path

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The Roman Forum (Roman Market Square) in Rome is the oldest Roman forum and was the center of political, economic, cultural and religious life. It lies in a valley between the three city hills of Capitoline, Palatine and Esquiline and has been the site of many public buildings and monuments.

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The Forum was the beating heart of the city's political, administrative and social life and consisted of a square lined with public buildings, the initial phase of which dates back to the 2nd century AD.

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Built in 1780 next to the ancient Benedictine Abbey destroyed by the Hungarians; inside, the newly restored frescoes of the distinguished Venetian painter Sebastiano Santi, executed in 1846. Recently restored, it was consigned to the cult after several years in 1994. The works made it possible to identify interesting finds from the Roman era and remains of burials from the period underground. medieval can be visited in a vast crypt. At the foot of the bell tower of the 11th century, a fine Lombard mosaic is visible, discovered in 1915 during work by the Italian Army. Recently it has also been possible to ascertain the existence, on the basis of archive photos, of another mosaic depicting a golden eagle without being able to identify its location. The church also housed a monumental high altar, which disappeared into thin air, however, in the period in which the building was closed before reopening following the latest restoration work. https://www.wikiwand.com/it/Cervignano_del_Friuli

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