Parco Botanico Friulano "Cormor"

Parco Botanico Friulano Cormor is a botanical garden and urban park in Udine featuring woodland areas, open lawns, and a network of walking paths. Located between a mountain torrent and a highway, the grounds include spaces for recreation and plant observation.

Architect Roberto Pirzio Biroli designed and created this public space in 1993 by transforming an unused and neglected area. This transformation turned an abandoned site into a place for recreation that serves the city today.

The park is a place where visitors discover local plant species and learn how native plants are cared for and protected. Walking through different zones, you find information signs explaining which species belong here and why they matter to the region.

The park offers multiple parking areas and play zones for children along with outdoor fitness equipment. Most paths are wide and easy to walk, making it accessible for different types of visitors.

The site features a system of terraced riverbanks along the Cormor torrent, creating natural habitats for regional plant species and wildlife. These carefully shaped banks help maintain local biodiversity and give animals a place to live.