Itinerary 1 offers an exploration of the Tagliamento, Europe's last great Alpine river, which extends the grandeur of the mountains into the Friulian plain. The river's geological influence is evident in water-smoothed rocks, locally referred to as claps in Friulian, which form the distinctive Grava landscape. The route starts in the northern town of Spilimbergo, renowned for its well-preserved historic centre where the castle and cathedral stand close by, and the mosaic tradition is very much a ...

Dedicated to the Paîs di Rustic Amour's southern part, Itinerary 5 spans the municipalities of Chions, Sesto al Reghena, and Cordovado. This unique route runs horizontally from west to east, diverging from the typical river-following paths. It intersects with routes 1, 2, and 4. The route commences at the Church of Santi Ermacora e Fortunato in Chions, a historically significant pilgrimage site. The namesake patron saints of Friuli are honoured annually on 12 July. The itinerary continues throug ...

Itinerary 2, the longest of the five routes in the Paîs di Rustic Amour proposition, spans approximately 70 kilometres. This route strategically avoids urban centres, offering visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the region's natural beauty and agricultural landscapes. The route begins on the border between Spilimbergo and Sequals, near the San Zenone hill with its charming namesake chapel. From this starting point, the route meanders through several picturesque locales: San Gi ...

Itinerary 3 is the shortest route in the Paîs di Rustic Amour proposition, spanning about 20 kilometres and connecting Itineraries 1 and 2. This route traverses three towns—Spilimbergo, San Giorgio della Richinvelda, and San Martino al Tagliamento—flanked by the formidable Tagliamento and Meduna rivers, known for their torrential nature. The route's most notable feature is its system of irrigation ditches, which has historically driven the area's development. These man-made waterways, built in t ...

Itinerary 4 of the Rustic Amour Paîs proposition offers a decidedly urban experience, without neglecting the wine-growing heritage of the district. The route encompasses Valvasone Arzene (the starting point), Casarsa della Delizia, and San Vito al Tagliamento before concluding in Sesto al Reghena. Although lush landscapes and neatly cultivated agricultural areas are prevalent, the focus is on the historical centres. The medieval town of Valvasone features a notable castle, once home to the liter ...

Discover other points of historical, cultural and environmental interest that are located a short distance from the route of the itineraries. These points have been proposed by the Pro Loco of the territory who, knowing these areas better than anyone else, have carefully selected some places that are worth a small detour.