The province of Udine, in the north-east of Italy, enjoys an excellent reputation for its tourist and cultural attractions. This reputation is well deserved, as its main towns offer endless possibilities for discovery. This is even more true of the town of Precenicco, with its intoxicating and captivating beauty.
Historical sites of particular interest
Precenicco is above all a romantic town with a rich history. You will discover it through the fascinating and picturesque visits to its main monuments. A visit to the castle of Precenicco will take you back to the founding of the city. This period dates back to the 10th century, when the castle was managed by the Counts of Gorizia.
In addition to the castle, the church of San Marino in Precenicco is well worth a visit. Its baroque altar made of polychrome marble is a mark of its wealth. Meanwhile, the church of San Martino Zuecca, the oldest religious building in the city, remains important for its history. It is dead reckoned that it was built around the 16th century. To better understand its past, which is closely linked to that of the church of Santa Maria Gerosolimitana, it is worth visiting both.
Delightful moments of escape around Precenicco
The village of Precenicco owes its charm not only to its monuments, but also to its main square overlooking the Stella river. Enjoy the calm atmosphere of the town and head for the tranquil waters to make the most of your sailboat charter in Italy. To make your aquatic escapades possible, plan your yacht charter in Precenicco.
On the river, all directions are enjoyable. The most picturesque destination is Lignano Sabbiadoro. There you can veer off into water skiing, windsurfing and many other water sports. The beaches also seem very pleasant for lazing around or short walks.
As for the Foci dello Stella nature reserve, it offers the opportunity to admire the flora and fauna of Udine. You will probably come across swans, herons and falcons. Hiking enthusiasts will be in their element around the forest, strolling through lagoons, marshes and fishermen's huts. The typically Mediterranean landscapes are sure to take your breath away.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 49 |
|---|---|
| Average price per week | $2,561 |
| Minimum weekly price | $1,740 |
| Maximum price per week | $3,412 |