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Chievolis di Tramonti di Sopra (PN) – Sagra de San Piere e Paule
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Date
July 4 – July 5, 2026
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Admission
Free
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Audience
Everyone
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The Sagra de San Piere e Paule in Chievolis, in the heart of Tramonti di Sopra, is an unmissable event for those seeking to immerse themselves in the authentic traditions of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Held in early July, this celebration brings together spirituality, pristine nature, and community spirit—hallmarks of the region's most wild and unspoiled valley. The 2026 edition honors tradition through the renowned Chievolis Laghi solidarity march and numerous nature trails that invite visitors to discover the area's scenic beauty. The festival is also a genuine gastronomic experience, showcasing mountain specialties from Friuli: casunziei (cheese and potato parcels), frico (crispy cheese), speck, and protected-designation-of-origin cheeses, all prepared using recipes passed down through generations. Saints Peter and Paul, the patron saints celebrated here, hold deep spiritual significance for the local community—venerated figures whose protection has been sought for centuries in this valley. The religious festival intertwines with authentic moments of community sharing, strengthening bonds between residents and visitors. Perfect for families and nature lovers, the Sagra de San Piere e Paule combines faith, outdoor activity, and meaningful connections, becoming a true celebration of Friulian quality of life and community solidarity.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Sagra de San Piere e Paule in Chievolis take place?expand_more
The festival is held on July 4-5, 2026 in Chievolis, Tramonti di Sopra, Province of Pordenone. Activities begin on July 4 at 9:00 AM and continue through the evening of July 5.
What is the detailed program of the event?expand_more
Thursday, July 4: official opening with religious ceremony at 10:00 AM; Chievolis Laghi solidarity march at 2:30 PM (approximately 7.5 miles, moderate difficulty). Friday, July 5: guided nature walks at 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM; food stands open from noon; folkloric music and performances from 7:00 PM.
What are the festival's gastronomic specialties?expand_more
The festival features authentic Friulian dishes: casunziei with ricotta filling, crispy frico cheese, protected-designation speck, local cheeses, polenta taragna, and traditional desserts. Restaurants and food stands operate both days with hours 12:00-2:30 PM and 7:00-10:00 PM.
How do I reach Chievolis and where can I park?expand_more
Chievolis is accessible from Pordenone via Highway SS251 toward Tramonti di Sopra (approximately 31 miles). Free parking is available at Chievolis and dedicated parking for persons with disabilities. Arrival by 10:00 AM is recommended on festival days.
Is the festival accessible for people with reduced mobility?expand_more
Yes, the event features accessible areas, dedicated parking, and equipped restroom facilities. The solidarity march is optional; visitors may participate solely in gastronomic and cultural activities. Contact organizers for specific accessibility needs.
What are the costs for participating?expand_more
Festival admission is free. The Chievolis Laghi solidarity march costs €15 per person (includes final refreshment). Restaurant meals range from €20-€35 per person; food stands offer individual dishes from €8-€15.
How do I contact the organizers?expand_more
For information contact: Pro Loco Tramonti di Sopra, Phone +39 0427 XXXXX, Email: [email protected]. Organizers provide assistance regarding routes, accessibility, and program details.
Why visit Tramonti di Sopra during the festival?expand_more
Tramonti di Sopra is one of Friuli Venezia Giulia's most wild and captivating valleys, ideal for nature enthusiasts seeking unspoiled landscapes, authentic mountain traditions, and local gastronomy experienced within a festive community atmosphere.
Is the festival suitable for families?expand_more
Yes, the Sagra de San Piere e Paule is designed for all ages, with activities engaging the entire community, nature trails suitable for children, and dedicated family spaces to enjoy local hospitality and celebration.
Who are Saints Peter and Paul?expand_more
Saint Peter and Saint Paul are apostles of the Christian tradition, commemorated together on June 29. Saint Peter is considered the founder of the Church; Saint Paul, the apostle to the Gentiles. For the Tramonti di Sopra community, they represent figures of faith and protection venerated for centuries.
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