If you go in Friuli Venezia Giulia for a holiday period or to take a trip and spend a day outdoors, in addition to villages and castles, there are also numerous truly interesting gardens to visit.
Here you are a selection of the most beautiful gardens to see in all seasons in Friuli-Venezia Giulia.
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Viatori Garden
Is found in Gorizianot far from the border with Slovenia, and is considered one of the most beautiful in the region.
It is also called azalea gardenas they are grown there hundreds of varieties of azaleas, as well as rare rhododendrons and roses.
It was created by also clearing a crater created by a bomb during the Second World War and transforming the place with the planting of flowers and the creation of a artificial lake.
Park of the Castles of Strassoldo
Is located in the province of Udinealong an ancient communication route that connected the area with Austria.
Here they arise two castleswhich originally served as defensive fortifications and which were later transformed into stately homes.
Around them, one was created splendid parka silent place full of beauty, which is home to trees such as oaks, horse chestnuts and magnolias, one rich variety of roses and the Garden of Earthly Delights.
Cordovado Castle Park
The castle is located in the province of Pordenonein one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, near the Tagliamento river.
The park was designed in the nineteenth century based on the compositional dictates of English Romanticismdemolishing the ancient walls and opening the garden towards the countryside: it houses a wonderful circular labyrinth made up of damask rosesan ancient and rare variety.
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Park of Villa Brandolini d’Adda
Located in a village of medieval origins, the villa was built in the nineteenth century and is located in Sacile in the province of Pordenone.
After the creation of an efficient agricultural company for the cultivation of cereals, wine and silkworms, at the beginning of the twentieth century the park was designed and plantedthat hosts many species of treessuch as oaks, beeches, elms, lime trees, cedars, magnolias.
In the 1960s the park was expanded and reorganized with the intervention of the English landscape architect Russell Page and the centuries-old trees were added rare plants, such as roses and orchidsas well as conifers and broad-leaved trees.
Park of Villa Manin
It is found at Passarano, in the province of Udine and side by side one of the most important Venetian villas, belonged in the seventeenth century to the last doge of the Republic of VeniceLodovico IV Manin.
Around the villa there is one splendid 18 hectare parkoriginally created according to the fashion of French gardens and transformed later, in the nineteenth century, into an English park, with clearings, groves, avenues and statues, which contains more than 1600 trees and shrubs.
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