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Friuli Venezia Giulia

Pordenone

Roveredo In Piano

Aviano Air Base – Castle of Aviano loop from Roveredo in Piano

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Road cycling routes

Italy

Friuli Venezia Giulia

Pordenone

Roveredo In Piano

Aviano Air Base – Castle of Aviano loop from Roveredo in Piano

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Aviano Air Base – Castle of Aviano loop from Roveredo in Piano

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35.5km

270m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 13, 2026

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422 m

Church Square, Roveredo in Piano

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The square of the church of Roveredo, with its stone-paved road surface, artistic fountain, and monument to the fallen.

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St Bartholomew Church, Roveredo in Piano

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The parish church of San Bartolomeo in Roveredo in Piano dates back to the last century, but its origins date back to 1100 AD.

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3.86 km

Aviano Air Base

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Aviano Airport (in English: Aviano Air Base or simply Aviano AB) is an Italian military infrastructure used by the USAF, the US Air Force. It is located in the municipality of Aviano, in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, at the foot of the Carnic Prealps, about 15 kilometers north of Pordenone.

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4.18 km

Aviano Air Base

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The USA military base of Aviano

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11.2 km

Church of Saint Catherine of Alexandria

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Dating back to the fourteenth century, the church of Santa Caterina rises along the homonymous street, traveled by pilgrims during the Middle Ages. As evidence of this statement, the presence of a large portico and a fresco depicting St. Christopher, the protector of travelers. The internal environment, with a single room, is dominated by a roof with wooden trusses. The presbytery, with a square plan, is slightly raised and has a roof with ribbed vaults. The sacristy body is laterally attached to the choir. The main entrance portal is architraved, with a jutting coping at the end. To his right a small, framed, rectangular window. There are three openings in the hall: two semicircular ones on the left side and a polylobed Gothic one on the right side. On the left of the apse, partially incorporated, is the square-plan bell tower in exposed stone. On the belfry (with mullioned windows with round arches) rest a polygonal drum, with blind arches, and an onion spire (metal sheet covering). The apical element is composed of a metal cross on a support bulb.

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