10 thousand steps of health FVG - PORDENONE

The route is a loop starting from the Adam and Eve Bridge and runs along the river up to Viale Martelli. Through Viale Dante, you enter Parco Galvani, where you can visit MIRA, the Ancient Rose Itinerary Museum, and PAFF!, the Friuli Comic Art Palace. Exiting onto Via del Maglio, you reach Parco del Seminario, which you cross until you exit at Torre, near the Roman Villa, where you can visit the Archaeological Museum and Castle Park. From here you head north and take Via Piave, which leads to Parco San Valentino. It is possible to shorten the route to reach Parco San Valentino once you exit Parco Galvani by following the road next to Laghetto Tomadini and continuing north until you reach Parco dei Laghetti di San Carlo, then crossing Via San Valentino.

From Parco San Valentino, proceed north along Via Interna, Via Colvera, and crossing Piazzale Sacro Cuore, onto Via San Quirino. Then, taking a cycle-pedestrian passage that leads to Viale Rotto, you reach the Civil Hospital. You cross Via Montereale, follow Viale Divisione Modotti, and arrive at Parco dell’Immacolata, which connects with Via Ungaresca, reaching the Gallini cycle-pedestrian path. Here you can briefly enter Parco Cimolai. Crossing Viale Grigoletti from Via Rosario, you reach the park on Via Casarsa, which leads to Via Maggiore. Through a cycle-pedestrian passage, you enter Parco Laghetti di Rorai dedicated to the Martyrs of the Foibe. Once you cross the park, you exit onto Via Cotonificio, continue on Via Tessitura, then emerge onto Via Cappuccini. Walking along Via Burida, you can reach the "Pordenone" shore of Lake Burida and then, taking Via Sabbioni, return to Via Cappuccini. At the end of Via Cappuccini, after crossing the street, slightly shift left to enter Parco Querini, which you cross exiting towards “il Bronx”, the business district designed by architect Gino Valle. Finally, you reenter Parco IV Novembre, cross it, and by following Via Codafora, close the loop at Adam and Eve Bridge.

Alternatively, after Lake Burida, it will be possible to return to Adam and Eve Bridge by crossing the Parco Reghena route.