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The Roman Forum is located on the cycle path through Aquileia

Grado is located on the Upper Adriatic, between Trieste and Venice. It is a popular holiday destination for Italian and foreign tourists who for generations have preferred a holiday in the sun and by the sea, suitable for families and in complete relaxation.

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

After crossing the bridge over the lagoon, you enter Grado where the Alpe Adria route ends. The city is definitely worth a visit, don't miss the narrow alleys of the historic center and the beach famous for having very hot sand (in fact, it is exposed to the south).

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.

Right in the old town area. The view of the boats and the canal, as well as the floral decorations, are simply beautiful. Grado and this place has flair...this also applies to the old town with its beautiful restaurants, which is within walking distance. I would have lasted longer here.

With Salzburg as the starting point, the Alps as the stage point and Grado on the Adriatic as the destination, the cycle path connects extremely beautiful and popular holiday destinations. Because of this and the fact that high Alpine passes are bridged by train through the Tauern lock and are therefore no longer necessary, the cycle path has been a popular transalp since it opened in 2012, as it is not particularly difficult in terms of technology and fitness.

Now in mid-September everything is relaxed here. The crowds of tourists are limited and you can go out for dinner in peace and quiet.