With the Austrian and slovenian borders within striking range, you ‘d believe the town of Udine would whisper Slavic and German. Aside from the multilingual street indications in Friulian and italian, and the much-loved regional schnitzel, the town is out-and-out Italian–– consisting of the Brutalist structures that stick out like Lego obstructs. It was here, …
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