progetto interreg places - ACCESSIBILITY
Through the Interreg ITA-AUT PLACES project (Promoting Landscape, Accessibility and Culture for Experiential and Sustainable Tourism), the Tarvisiano Tourism Promotion Consortium aims to conduct a territorial analysis and map tourism services as well as sites of natural and cultural interest, specifically regarding their accessibility.
Below are links to the mapped sites, categorized by type.
ACCESSIBILITY: FOOD & DRINKS
TARVISIO ACCESSIBILITY
The itinerary was studied in 2018 as part of a collaborative project called "Friuli Venezia Giulia, una regione per tutti" between PromoTurismoFVG, the technical service of Consulta CRIBA FVG (Regional Center for Information on Architectural Barriers), the TetraParaplegic Association of FVG, and the Regional Council of Disabled People and their Families of Friuli Venezia Giulia (an entity recognized by regional law as the representative of the interests of people with disabilities in the territory), in order to be able to offer experiences that are truly accessible to all as they have been verified and tested by people with different disabilities and specific needs.
Accessible itinerary in Malborghetto-Valbruna
“A ruota libera” is an inclusive trail spanning approximately 2 km, located in Valbruna (Udine) in the heart of the Julian Alps. Designed to be accessible to everyone, it is perfect for strollers, wheelchairs, and bicycles. The entirely flat route connects the Alpe Adria Cycle Path with the village center, offering a pleasant experience amidst nature and woodlands.
“A ruota libera” Route Details – Bike & Baby Trekking:
Type: Accessible valley-floor trail with a gentle gradient
Start: Near Forte Beisner “Opera 4,” along the road between Ugovizza and Valbruna
Finish: Valbruna village center
Length: 2 km
Duration: Approximately 1 hour
Target audience: Families with children, seniors, people with limited mobility, and cyclists
This route is ideal for an easy walk suitable for everyone, set amidst the greenery of the Valcanale valley; it is highly recommended during spring, summer, and autumn.