Stavoli di Moggio Udinese (UD) – 33ª Festa a Stavoli

The 33rd Festa a Stavoli celebrates one of Italy's most fascinating and isolated hamlets. Stavoli di Moggio Udinese is a place suspended in time, where characteristic stone dwellings preserve the authentic atmosphere of a not-so-distant past. Until the late 1970s, the village thrived as a living community, inhabited by families whose daily presence kept it vibrant, until gradual depopulation transformed this small settlement into an open-air museum. Today, Stavoli represents a captivating destination for those seeking to discover the genuine history of mountain communities in Friuli-Venezia Giulia. The annual festival offers the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself completely in this unique reality, wandering through narrow lanes and stone facades that seem to tell stories of generations past. EVENT PROGRAM: The 33rd edition features guided tours through the village, thematic visits to historic houses, traditional craft workshops, presentations on local history, and convivial moments featuring Friulian food and wine specialties. The event spans one or more days, offering visitors multiple opportunities for discovery and learning. HOW TO GET THERE: Stavoli is accessible from Moggio Udinese via well-marked mountain trails (approximately 1.5-2 hours of walking from various starting points). Trekking-appropriate footwear is recommended. For information on alternative routes and local guides, contact the organizers. PARTICIPATION: Attending Festa a Stavoli means contributing to the preservation of a rare cultural and architectural heritage, supporting conservation efforts for this hidden gem of the Friulian Dolomites. An experience that combines conscious tourism, historical discovery, and direct contact with the authentic beauty of mountain villages.