Montereale Valcellina (PN) – Da Curtì a Curtì
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Montereale Valcellina (PN) – Da Curtì a Curtì (From Courtyard to Courtyard)

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Date

August 13 – August 16, 2026

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Location

Montereale ValcellinaVia della Croce

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Admission

Free

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Audience

Everyone

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La Madona de Agost – Da Curtì a Curtì is one of the most enchanting summer celebrations in Friuli, an event that honors the traditions of Montereale Valcellina by transforming the town center into a labyrinth of courtyards, squares, and venues brimming with life and conviviality. From August 13–16, this Ferragosto festival enlivens the streets with a unique atmosphere where visitors can stroll freely, discovering various celebration points, each with its own culinary specialties and distinct character. This widespread festival represents the beating heart of the local community, where Friuli gastronomy reigns supreme with traditional dishes passed down through generations. Along the 'Da Curtì a Curtì' route, you can taste casunziei, frico, San Daniele prosciutto, local cheeses, and celebrated Friuli sweets, accompanied by regional wines. Every courtyard tells a story, every square offers a different sensory experience, creating complete immersion in the culture and flavors of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Beyond gastronomic offerings, the event features live music, traditional entertainment, displays of local craftsmanship, and cultural activities celebrating the community's roots. The 'courtyard-to-courtyard' format allows visitors to experience something authentic and engaging, away from grand stages and anonymous crowds, with the freedom to explore at your own pace. Perfect for families, friends, and enthusiasts of local traditions, La Madona de Agost is an unmissable opportunity to savor Friuli hospitality in one of its most genuine and captivating forms, where food is not merely sustenance but a vehicle of memory and cultural identity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is La Madona de Agost?expand_more
It is a traditional Ferragosto celebration in Montereale Valcellina that animates the town center from August 13–16. This is a widespread festival where courtyards, squares, and venues become celebration points featuring typical dishes, local specialties, music, and cultural activities that honor Friuli traditions.
How is the event structured?expand_more
The festival follows the 'Da Curtì a Curtì' format, a route that allows visitors to stroll freely from one courtyard to another, discovering various celebration points scattered throughout the town center. Each courtyard hosts food vendors, musical entertainment, and themed initiatives.
What are the main gastronomic specialties?expand_more
The event showcases typical Friuli dishes such as casunziei, frico, San Daniele DOP prosciutto, local cheeses, artisanal cured meats, and traditional Friuli sweets. All accompanied by quality regional wines and beverages.
What are the opening hours?expand_more
The festival runs from August 13–16. Celebration points are generally open from 6:00 PM until late evening on weekdays, with extended hours on weekends. We recommend contacting the local tourism office to confirm specific times.
Is there an entrance fee?expand_more
Entry to the festival is generally free. You pay only for food and drinks you purchase from the various vendors. Prices vary depending on the specialties you choose.
How do I get to Montereale Valcellina?expand_more
Montereale Valcellina is located in the province of Pordenone, Friuli Venezia Giulia. By car: accessible via the A28 Pordenone-Gemona motorway. By bus: regional public transportation connections are available. The nearest train station is Pordenone (approximately 15 km away).
Is it suitable for families with children?expand_more
Yes, the festival is perfect for families, friends, and enthusiasts of local traditions. The dispersed format offers freedom of movement, flexible routes, and adaptable pacing for all visitors. Many courtyards also feature entertainment designed for younger guests.
Where can I park?expand_more
During the event, parking is available in the peripheral areas surrounding Montereale Valcellina's town center. We recommend arriving early, especially on Saturdays and Sundays, when attendance is heaviest.
What activities are offered besides food?expand_more
Beyond traditional dishes, the event includes live music, performances by local artists, traditional craft workshops, displays of historic trades, and cultural entertainment celebrating the heritage of the Friuli community.
Do I need a reservation?expand_more
Reservations are not mandatory, but during peak days (Saturday and Sunday), it is advisable to book tables at major dining venues to guarantee seating.
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