Here are some of the top attractions that Udine has to offer.
- The city centre, with its rich history and remarkable architecture.
- The Udine Castle, offering an extensive view of the city and housing historical museums.
- The central Piazza Matteotti (or Piazza San Giacomo), lined with cafes in traditional Venetian style buildings.
- The astonishing Cathedral of Udine, a historical landmark with beautiful artwork.
Your Ultimate Car Guide
Let's make your trip to Udine amazing from the moment you set foot in Italy. With the right car rental, Udine is only a drive away from other beautiful cities in Italy. Here's what you need to know:
Car Classes
If you're traveling in a group or with family, a standard or full-size car is your best bet. Solo travelers or couples may prefer a smaller, more compact car. Looking for luxury? You'll find a range of premium and luxury cars available for rent.
Roads and Rules
The highway limit in Italy is 130 km/h, while in urban areas the speed limit is 50 km/h. Remember to drive on the right side of the road. Familiarize yourself with the ZTL zones, areas in Italian cities where access is restricted at certain times to reduce congestion and pollution.
Parking in Udine
Free parking is available in some areas, but it can be a challenge finding a spot. Paid parking garages are recommended - they're secure and relatively inexpensive.
Getting Around
Udine is well connected by public transport, but renting a car gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace. Take the scenic routes and discover the stunning Italian countryside, or drive to nearby cities such as Venice or Trieste for a day trip.
More than just Udine
Once you've explored Udine, why not check out its surrounding cities? Venice is only a two-hour drive away, and the beautiful coastal city of Trieste is even closer. You could also drive across the border to Slovenia or Austria, both of which are less than an hour's drive away.
Currency & Climate
The currency in Italy is the Euro (€). The climate in Udine is generally mild, with temperatures averaging around 20°C in the summer and around 6°C in winter. So, pack your bags accordingly and enjoy the perfect Italian weather.
Soak in the Culture
Udine has a unique blend of Italian and Slovenian culture, reflected in its food, language, and architecture. The local dialect, Friulian, is widely spoken along with Italian. Language barriers are rare, but a few phrases in Italian can be helpful.
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