What to do in Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Mount St. Michael's Great War Museum

Memories carved in the Karst prairies

A panoramic terrace over San Daniele

A few steps from the Piazza di San Daniele a flight of steps leads to the panoramic terrace from which the entire town and neighboring towns can be seen.

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

The Trieste Buffets

Once a gathering place for sailors and dockworkers for rebechin, the snack, today buffets are the regular rendezvous of the people of Trieste for aperitifs. A classic: white spritz and the legendary ham sandwich!

Carsiana Botanical Garden

An exceptional place that preserves 8 different natural habitats typical of the Trieste karst: from coastal cliffs to mountain karst, through Mediterranean vegetation and doline forest.

Erto, or of silence

The memory of the Vajont Dam disaster, a national monument in 1976

The Lantern of Trieste

Perhaps only the people of Trieste know that for more than a century the Lantern was "the light" of Trieste. It remained in operation until 1969 and today lives on as the headquarters of the Naval League.

Olbe Lakes

Two beautiful bodies of water surrounded by pastures and rock ridges, 2156 meters above sea level. A view that rewards the effort of the climb!

Ragogna Lake

A natural palette with millennia of history behind it

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

The mystery of the knight of St. Vitus

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.