A walk to discover Muggia, the town located at the southernmost tip of Friuli Venezia Giulia, evoking the charm of the places once linked to the Most Serene Republic of Venice.
- Piazza Marconi and the Cathedral
- The central streets known as calli.
- Mandracchio harbour
- Free with FVGcard and for children under 12 accompanied by a paying adult
| Included | Dopo la visita ogni partecipante riceverà in omaggio un assaggio di vino presso uno degli stand presenti a Muggia in occasione della festa di San Martino |
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| Duration | 1 Hour or 0 Hour |
| Bring along | Purchase voucher |
| Important information | You must arrive at least 15 minutes before the start of the tour. In the event of bad weather, the tour may be changed or cancelled. |
Further information
The bond between Muggia and the history of the Republic of Venice is truly deep-rooted. Walking through its narrow “calli,” visitors immediately notice how the architecture, culture, and traditions are deeply connected to the glorious history of the Serenissima, which made this small town a strategic stronghold between the 15th and 18th centuries, in contrast to Habsburg Trieste.The walk begins in the central Piazza Marconi, home to the Town Hall, the Loggia, and the Cathedral, and continues through the charming calli to the Church of San Francesco, with its Gothic-Franciscan style, before reaching the small harbour of Mandracchio, with its characteristic fishing boats.