Latisana, Administrative commune in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
Latisana is an administrative commune in Friuli-Venezia Giulia located at the intersection of the Tagliamento River and the Adriatic Sea. The town serves as a transportation hub and gateway to nearby coastal regions.
The settlement was founded as a Roman way station called Mansio Apicilia and served travelers on an important ancient trade route. This early role as a transportation post shaped its development through the centuries.
The Cathedral in this town displays religious artworks by renowned Renaissance painters that shape its interior appearance. Visitors can see these pieces, which reflect the artistic traditions valued in the region.
The area is easily reached by train station offering connections to other towns and coastal access nearby. Visitors should note the flat, low-lying terrain can become wet during rainy periods.
The commune experienced severe river flooding in the 1960s that altered infrastructure and influenced local construction practices. These natural events left lasting marks on how the town is shaped today.
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