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Gorizia · Friuli Venezia Giulia
Things to see in Grado
In Grado the atlas lists 6 historic places: 3 museums, 2 fortresses and towers and 1 archaeological site.
Of these, 2 list opening hours and 1 has free entry.
Don’t miss: Museo nazionale di archeologia subacquea dell'Alto Adriatico, museum in Italy.
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The town
For the article on the city in Spain, see Grado (Spain)
Grado is a seaside town in province Gorizia of Friuli-Venezia Giulia Italy.
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6 places
Museums 3
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Fortresses and towers 2
Archaeological sites 1
Getting there
By train: The Cervignano train station is 16 km from Grado. You can get there by taxi or the APT bus, which arrives at the bus station in Grado's center. Here you can also find buses to/from Udine, Trieste, Monfalcone, Gorizia and the Ronchi dei Legionari Airport.
By plane: From Trieste's Friuli-Venezia Giulia - Ronchi dei Legionari airport, 18 km away, take a taxi or the APT bus to the Grado bus station.
By car: From highway A4 Venezia-Trieste and highway A23 Tarvisio-Udine, at 28 km, take the Palmanova exit and continue towards Cervignano, Aquileia and Grado. You will arrive at Grado's main intersection. At the bridge to Schiusa Island on your left, go a few hundred meters.
By boat: During the summer, TPL FVG operates motor boat vessels connecting Grado with Trieste or Lignano. Information about the service can be found on the boat services page on TPL FVG's website.
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What to see, according to Wikivoyage
In Grado, there are frequent finds of inscriptions, sarcophagi, marble sculpture and small bronzes that once furnished its villas.
Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie
Basilica di Sant'Eufemia, Battistero e Lapidario
Piazza Biagio Marin
Santuario Mariano di Barbana
Parco Termale Aquatico
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