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The short climb is worth it to admire this colorful, fairytale lake with its indescribable colors.

The bicycle bridge over the Torrente Leale is a quintessential Italian bridge masterpiece, an architectural classic par excellence. The most striking feature is the crossing of the Leale River, whose emerald-colored waters are a sight to behold.

The bicycle bridge over the Torrente Leale is a quintessential Italian bridge masterpiece, an architectural classic par excellence. The most striking feature is the crossing of the Leale River, whose emerald-colored waters are a sight to behold.

The "Laghetti Pakar" are two small karst lakes with lake water from Lake Cornino, which serves as a source and contains spring water. The lakes were enlarged by excavation, with water flowing from the first left lake into the second. The term "Pakar" is the masculine form of the Friulian "pacare," meaning "digger." The upper body of water is used for sport fishing, while the lower body of water is managed in a near-natural way and serves as a natural habitat for birds. Source: https://laghettipakar.it/un-po-di-storia/

a river, an identity for all of Friuli

Caporiacco Castle, located in the village of the same name in the hills of Colloredo di Monte Albano, was built in the medieval period (1026-1045) as a residence-fortress for the nobles of Caporiacco. In its long history, the manor has suffered numerous damages: set on fire by enemies, looted by patriarchal troops, attacked by the population during the famous peasant revolt of Fat Thursday in 1511 and severely hit by the earthquake of the same year. But it was the 1976 earthquake that had devastating effects on the structure, leaving only the curtain wall of the facade standing. For decades it remained in a state of rubble, until the recovery work began in 1999 and concluded in 2013, with the reconstruction of the Torre Mastio, the oldest part of the site, the main body and the "casa del frate".

Caporiacco Castle, located in the village of the same name in the hills of Colloredo di Monte Albano, was built in the medieval period (1026-1045) as a residence-fortress for the nobles of Caporiacco. In its long history, the manor has suffered numerous damages: set on fire by enemies, looted by patriarchal troops, attacked by the population during the famous peasant revolt of Fat Thursday in 1511 and severely hit by the earthquake of the same year. But it was the 1976 earthquake that had devastating effects on the structure, leaving only the curtain wall of the facade standing. For decades it remained in a state of rubble, until the recovery work began in 1999 and concluded in 2013, with the reconstruction of the Torre Mastio, the oldest part of the site, the main body and the "casa del frate".