A place of exchange and meeting for centuries, the square tells the long history of the San Daniele market through changes of era and urban transformations.

A Napoleonic building originally built as a prison, it operated until the 1970s. Restored in 2016, it now houses the headquarters of the Prosciutto San Daniele Consortium.

The Church of Santa Maria della Fratta, known as Fratta, stands out for its 15th-century stone façade and the elegant portal sculpted by Giorgio da Carona.

Near the Church of Santa Maria della Fratta, the Panoramic Staircase leads to Piazzale IV Novembre, offering a suggestive journey through history and panoramic views along the ancient city walls.

The 16th-century Anduins stone bell tower, designed by Giovanni da Udine, is the symbol of San Daniele. Famous for its Friulian bells and the historic siren that rings every day at noon.

The Casa del Trecento is the only intact medieval building in San Daniele del Friuli. Today, it houses an exhibition of Alpine and World War I memorabilia, which can be visited by appointment.

A historic residence of medieval origin, Palazzo Masetti de Concina was the residence of the patriarchal steward. Restored in the 18th century with barchesse and an Italian garden, it is still owned by the family today.

Villa Ticozzi de’ Concina is an eighteenth-century noble residence built on the remains of the ancient medieval castle overlooking the castle park, it retains elegant references to the Palladian style

The Church of San Daniele in Castello, atop the hill, recounts over a thousand years of history: a blend of faith and defense, it houses precious works of art and offers a unique panoramic view of Friuli.

In the heart of the historic center, Piazza Cattaneo boasts a 16th-century fountain and elegant medieval buildings. A place steeped in history, it was once known as "Piazza degli Ebrei."

An early 20th-century Art Nouveau villa immersed in an elegant botanical park, now the town hall.

Historic monumental gate redesigned by Andrea Palladio in 1579. Once an access point to the medieval walls, today it is a refined architectural symbol marking the entrance to the historic center.

Historic building formerly a Pius Hospital since 1308. Since the 19th century it has been the municipal seat and part of the civic history of San Daniele.

Considered the “Sistine Chapel of Friuli,” the Church of Sant’Antonio Abate houses an extraordinary cycle of Renaissance frescoes by Pellegrino da San Daniele.

The Palazzo del Monte di Pietà is an elegant 18th-century neoclassical building that was originally the seat of the city's institutions and is now part of the municipal heritage.