Tarvisio Alpe Adria Apartment

Name: Tarvisio Alpe Adria Apartment
Address: Via Giovanni Paolo II, 6, Tarvisio, Tarvisio, Friuli Venezia Giulia, IT
Rating: 9.6

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About this property

If you want to feel like you’re at home no matter where you are, choose this — apartment "Tarvisio Alpe Adria Apartment" is located in Tarvisio. This apartment is located in the center of the city. Before going to bed, you can walk around the main landmarks of the city. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the apartment. Places nearby: Duca d'Aosta Chairlift (lower station), Tschopfen Chairlift (lower station) and Campo Scuola Ski Lift (lower station). Location If you travel by car, there’s a free parking zone. At the apartment

Good to know

Check-in: From 14:00
Check-out: Until 12:00
Parking: Free
Languages: Multi-language staff

Guest reviews

Recent reviews shared by hotel guests

Guest Rating

9.6/10

Excellent

31 reviews

Featured review

Przemysław N.

May 2026

10/10

The route from Tarvisio to Grado is the best-known and easiest part of the Alpe Adria Radweg. It covers roughly 165-170 km, mostly downhill, and is particularly suited to cyclists. Much of it follows old railway embankments, is paved and separated from car traffic. The ride goes from the Italian Alps, the Julian Alps, down to the Adriatic. From Tarvisio to Venzone is about 60 km, descending through the Fella River Valley among high peaks. The most striking stretch has many restored viaducts and former railway tunnels. The next section, Venzone to Udine, is around 50 km and reaches the Alpine foothills. Venzone is an atmospheric town rebuilt after an earthquake, and Gemona del Friuli is a picturesque place worth a stop. The last leg, Udine to Grado, is about 55-60 km through flat farming and wine-growing country. Near the coast, the route passes historic Palmanova, a star-shaped fortress town, then crosses a long bridge over the lagoon to Grado.

Cesare R.

January 2026

10/10

I only had time for a 20km route, but it was unforgettable, both for the scenery and the services. Italy should have more routes like this.

Marco F.

September 2021

10/10

This is a very long cycle path, and it would be hard to do all at once unless you’re a keen cyclist. The route changes quite a bit from one section to another. Ospedaletto, north of Gemona del Friuli, can be considered the actual start, but the stretch from Portis, north of Venzone, to Carnia is missing, so you have to use a road open to traffic there. The sections from Pontebba to Tarvisio and from Tarvisio to Slovenia are well worth doing.

Paolo R.

August 2022

6/10

The setting along this bike path is lovely, but the route still feels unfinished. It would earn five stars if the challenging stretch by Moggio Udinese were completed, or at least clearly marked and protected. South of Venzone there are also too many route options, which gets confusing. Several tourists from abroad have mentioned the same problem.

Luca M.

November 2024

10/10

Between Tarvisio and Gemona, the scenery is beautiful, and there are plenty of traditional places to stop for a break, from bars to old stations that have been converted. Highly recommended.