Grimacco

Grimacco is a place rich in charm, nestled in the Julian Prealps, in the heart of the Natisone Valleys in upper Cosizza Valley. Its beauty and authenticity of traditional rural architecture, as seen in villages such as Brida, Plataz, and Canalaz, where stone and wood houses tell centuries-old stories has been preserved.
Local churches such as San Michele and Santa Maria del Buon Consiglio, are true gems of art and spirituality, while the votive chapels of San Mattia Apostolo and San Martino, accessible through the scenic Route of the 44 Votive Chapels, offer a deep connection to the areas religious traditions.
Among the natural wonders, the monumental Chestnut Tree of Canalaz stands out, which has dominated the landscape under the San Martino Pass for over 400 years, just steps away from the precious Zefcjova family collection, which preserves testimonies of life in the Natisone Valleys from the 17th century to today.
In Clodig, the Ruttar Museum offers a fascinating journey through the daily past life of society, including the unique masks used in the "funeral" of Carnevale, a unique folkloric tradition.
The ancient village of Topolò is now a renowned cultural crossroads, hosting important international artistic events each year. From here, one can explore the pristine Val Coderiana, a naturalistic area perfect for trekking and hiking, immersed in nature's beauty. Grimacco is a place where past and present meet harmoniously through its historical, cultural and natural heritage.