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Thanks to the river trade, the city obtained the status of a city from 1314. With the arrival of the railroad and the construction of a road, the port lost its importance but the textile industry (cotton) developed. Pordenone. Industrial and commercial, Pordenone is also a tourist city. You can walk under the arcades - its porticoes are the longest in Italy after those of Bologna -, you can walk along Corso Vittorio Emanuele II lined with old houses with painted facades, you can discover the gothic town hall and the cathedral of Saint Mark. We stop at the terraces of historical cafes to enjoy the local tranquility.

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