Pordenone

It's nicknamed the "painted city" due to the frescoed palaces in the historic center. Pordenone is an important cultural hub, with a dynamic artistic, musical, and literary production with international scope.

Overcoming the image of an industrial city to reveal a past rich in history and a future capable of combining tradition and modernity in the name of culture as a driver of sustainable development.
 

Pordenone, while maintaining the charm of its past, is now a dynamic city looking towards the future. Its vibrancy emerges from the artistic, musical, and literary scene, enriched by international events that have solidified its role as a constantly evolving cultural reference point.

The city center, with its cafés, pastry shops, and elegant stores, is perfect for a walk that combines shopping and art. Pordenone is also the birthplace of Giovanni Antonio de Sacchis, the famous Renaissance painter "il Pordenone," whose masterpieces can be admired in the Duomo di San Marco and the evocative Museo Civico d’Arte.

Just a few steps from the urban heart, the Noncello River offers peaceful corners, ideal for a break immersed in nature, where the silence invites reflection and relaxation.