Founded in 1865 and now owned by the Municipality of Ruda, the powder mill facility is a remarkable example of industrial archaeology, with a history of extracting starch from wheat and rice and adapting it to new productions such as the films “Rapiniamo il Duce” and the second season of “Volevo fare la rockstar.”
The casoni of Marano Lagunare, wooden piles built from natural materials, were locations for Mario Monicelli’s film “Bertoldo, Bertoldino and Cacasenno” and today can be visited via boat excursions, preserving their traditional appearance.
Pordenone Docs Fest – Le voci del documentario (the voices of documentary) returns from April 6 to 10 with its 15th edition!
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Laboratorio Artistico Legnostile The tradition of using wood is a craft that has been passed on for centuries and still represents the living identity of Sauris. The Plozzer brothers, who founded the “Legnostile Artistic Workshop” in 1992, are among the…
Prosciuttificio Wolf Another Sauris specialty is the production of ham and sausages: an art that goes back a long way and which is still important today. All Sauris sausages are smoked, by definition: smoking meat to preserve it longer was…
Agriturismo Monte Rucke Some scenes from the film “Paradise” by director Davide Del Degan were shot in this farmhouse. Located in a splendid setting overlooking the Sauris Valley, genuine hospitality and attention to the traditions of local cuisine are the…
Zahre (Sauris): an island in the mountains Sauris is one of the most fascinating realities of Friuli Venezia Giulia, rich in naturalistic and cultural aspects: called Zahre in the local dialect, a Germanic language of the southern Bavarian group which…
Villa Locatelli (Angoris Estate) Villa Locatelli is one of the locations used for the second season of “La Porta Rossa”. It takes its name from its first owner, Colonel Locatello Locatelli, who received the property in 1648 as a gift…
