Loggia del Lionello, built in the mid-15th century, stands as a symbol of Udine’s proud Venetian heritage, showcasing a captivating blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles. Its striped pink-and-white marble façade and airy, arched portico once hosted town meetings, while the interior occasionally displays local art. Beside it, Piazza della Libertà impresses with the elegant clock tower topped by two Moors striking the hour and the column bearing the Lion of Saint Mark. Marble statues, Renaissance arches, and pastel-toned buildings create a photogenic setting. From here, a short walk leads to Udine Castle, offering sweeping city views, lively cafés, and a taste of Friulian culture.
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