What to do in Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Church of Santa Maria in Siaris

A small church perched in the wildest part of the Rosandra Valley. It was apparently built at the behest of Charlemagne, no less!

The Victory Lighthouse

Designed to replace the old Trieste lighthouse, it has been illuminating the gulf since 1927. It is also a national monument to the fallen soldiers of World War I and offers visitors a breathtaking view!

Toppo, the hamlet of the farms

A walk through the history of Friuli-Venezia Giulia

The Castle of Muggia

Austere and majestic, it immediately attracts the gaze of those walking through Muggia's colorful calli. Dating back to the 14th century, it was saved from abandonment in the 1990s and opened on special occasions.

Ragogna Castle

History culture and landscapes in the village of Ragogna

Villa Nachini Cabassi

A stone jewel surrounded by greenery, in the heart of Corno di Rosazzo

The resurgence springs of the Timavo River

A river bubbling up from the earth has its own charm. If it is the Timavo then there is added mystery: for 40 km it flows through the bowels of the Karst and no one knows exactly where it flows.

Cellina Gorge Nature Reserve

Strong emotions in an amazing canyon

The hamlets of Old Sappada

The old part of the village showing its most authentic soul. The protagonist is wood, celebrated in all its forms, from sculptures to beautiful mountain houses with terraces overflowing with flowers.

The sunset on Mount Cuar

The prince of the Friulian mountains is Mount Cuar, which in the Friulian language means horn, like the shape assumed by its summit. From the summit you can enjoy a unique sunset that overlooks all of Friuli.

Bike route in the "Living Room of the Hills"

A great loop ride through the hills around San Daniele del Friuli

San Vito's past at the F. De Rocco Civic Museum

The mystery of the knight of St. Vitus