In Friuli Venezia Giulia to discover the Resia paths:uncontaminated nature and “slow” life

"Poti po Nas" is the slogan that invites you to get to know the valley, an open-air ecomuseum in the UNESCO Reserve of the Julian Alps.Where "you can feel the Italy of 40 years ago, still genuine"

UDINE – Resia and its namesake valley, in Friuli Venezia Giulia, are preparing to welcome tourists from all over the world.“We are simple people, and ours is an equally simple welcome.In our valley, in our small businesses, you can feel the Italy of 30-40 years ago.Still genuine.We are not and will never be in the globalization circuit.This is why we still stand out, and we can have our say.Those who come to us will not find services other than the essential ones, we are doing the opposite of what normally happens.We don't want to invent anything that isn't there.While we certainly offer uncontaminated nature and a lot of truth” he states Anna Micelli, as soon as re-elected as first citizen of the country (it has been since 2019) which does not even have a thousand souls, among the mountains of Friuli Venezia Giulia.

Resia, in fact, is a community made up of 7 hamlets and several villages.A Open-air eco-museum, headquarters of Julian Prealps Natural Park being part of Mab UNESCO Julian Alps Reserve.The project 'Poti po Nas‘ – Resian paths – a slogan to make the Valley and its still authentic and genuine magic known.'You'll be able to'- the old path, in Resian - is the path richest in anthropological and naturalistic suggestions:it crosses the lively hamlets in a ring.'Ta lipa Pot'– the beautiful path – is characterized by streams, breathtaking waterfalls, and the 'love bridge', a destination for lovers of all ages.A slow tourism, family-friendly, to be discovered slowly.