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Living in Udine
In the middle of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region of Northeast Italy between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea, lies the old city of Udine. Though founded by the Celts, and possibly in existence in Roman times, it wasn't until it was part of the territory of Venice that Udine finally came to prominence. Certainly this charming town has a Venetian flavor to some of its architecture. However, it was the outstanding artist Tiepolo, who started his career there at the beginning of the 18th century, that gave rise to Udine’s proud nickname of ‘Cittá del Tiepolo’. As an expat in Udine or in any other foreign city, it is important to get in contact with other global minds like yourself who are going through similar trials and tribulations, but also the fun and excitement of living and working abroad. So turn to InterNations, a trusted online network where you’re sure to find some practical advice for expats living in Udine. Use our platform to get in touch, meet, socialize and network with other expats living in Udine, Italy, or across the globe. And once your new life is underway, expatriates in Udine like you have the opportunity on the InterNations website to similarly inform and share advice with other newcomers to this Italian city.
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Moving to Udine
With a wealth of knowledge and experience, InterNations can help expatriates with the challenges of moving to Udine, or anywhere in the world. InterNations global network offers tips for expats relocating to a new country, such as information on getting a visa for Italy, what cost factors to keep in mind when relocating to another country, or how to best cope with culture shock. In fact, on the InterNations Expat Magazine you’ll find articles on a whole range of expatriation related topics. Then after relocation, the expatriate in Udine can relax and take in some of the great things on offer. Don’t miss the Piazza Giacomo Matteotti, formerly known as Piazza San Giacomo, a beautiful square with a fountain and rows of porticoed arcades, or Udine Castle with panoramic views of the town and the hills behind.
Working in Udine
Don’t forget InterNations offers help for the expat working in Udine, or anywhere in Italy for that matter. Whether it’s advice on financial or legal matters, or you’re still looking for a work in Udine, InterNations enables you to look for advice from fellow expatriates who have been or still are in the same boat and know what it is like to move and live abroad. And of course an expatriate working in Udine can also share what they do in their leisure time on InterNations or even organize local get-togethers with fellow expats in Udine. You can enjoy the historical center of Udine, including its many museums, easily on foot or by using a new ‘bike sharing’ service. And of course, one should also not forget Udine’s important wine and food festival in September.