Friulian Community
The Friulian people are known for their Rhaeto-Romance language, agricultural traditions, and winemaking in the northeastern region of Italy.
Experience type (mandatory)
- Cultural Immersion
- Food & Culinary tours
- Eco & Sustainable Tourism
- Cultural Festivals
- Wine & vineyards
- Hiking & Walking
Language (mandatory)
- Italian
Population
~600,000
Origins
The Friulian people are an ethnic group native to the region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia in northeastern Italy. Their language, Friulian, is a Rhaeto-Romance language related to Ladin and Romansh.
Customs and Culture
Friulian culture is characterized by its distinct language, folk music, and traditional festivals. The region has a strong winemaking tradition, and the cuisine reflects a blend of Italian, Slavic, and Germanic influences.
Activity
Tourists can explore the historic towns of Udine and Cividale, enjoy local wine tastings, and attend cultural events that highlight Friulian music and dance.
Other
Strong agricultural and artisanal traditions