Carnia – Friuli-Venezia Giulia: mountains, silence and traditions in the most authentic heart of the Friulian Alps. Carnia is a mountainous area located in the north-western part of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, on the border with Austria and Veneto. An enchanted landscape made up of green valleys, crystal-clear streams, alpine peaks and villages suspended in time. A place where nature is lived at a slow pace and traditions are handed down with pride. ⛰️ Excursions and breathtaking views: With its many hiking trails, Carnia is a perfect destination for mountain lovers. From simple walks through the woods to challenging climbs to the refuges, each walk offers spectacular views and deep silences. 👉 Tip: Reach the Marinelli Refuge at the foot of Mount Coglians for an unforgettable view of the entire valley. 🏡 Ancient villages and living culture: The villages of Carnia, such as Sutrio, Ravascletto, Paluzza or Pesariis, tell a story made of stone, wood and work. Cobbled streets, ancient fountains and ethnographic museums bear witness to a rural past that is still strongly present. 👉 Tip: Visit Pesariis, the village of clocks, where the streets are dotted with mechanical installations and artistic sundials. 🎭 Alpine traditions, legends and spirituality: Carnia preserves ancient rites, religious festivals, votive processions and popular songs in the Friulian language. During the summer, festivals and folkloristic events enliven the valleys with music, dances and traditional costumes. 👉 Tip: Attend a local festival to discover the authentic warmth of Carnic hospitality. 🍽️ Intense flavours and mountain cuisine: Carnic gastronomy is robust, sincere and linked to the land: frico, cjarsons, bread gnocchi, polenta, game, mushrooms and aged cheeses are the protagonists of the table. Also worth trying are the local desserts such as the Raveo biscuit and strudel. 👉 Tip: Enter a typical trattoria and let us advise you: each dish has a story to tell. Carnia is a land that enters your heart slowly, with the scent of the woods, the sound of streams and the ancient voice of the mountains.