Parco urbano Pasc
Until the first half of the 1900s, the Pasc urban park was used as a place to water the livestock of the farmers who lived in that area, thanks to the presence of pools of water that formed after rainfall. In the following years the pools lost their usefulness and the area was transformed into a park for the use of the community. On the top of the hill there is a bell tower built in 1631 in blocks and blocks of sandstone, the belfry was renovated in 1921 bringing the total height of the bell tower to 24 meters. During the Austro-Hungarian occupation the bells were requisitioned and cast to make cannons, the current bronze ones were installed at the end of 1923. Adjacent to the park there is the church of San Floreano.
Via Pasc Pozzalis - Friuli Venezia Giulia
Tourist experience: Take a walk in the park and in the countryside
Spoken languages: Italian
Experience duration: 1 hour
Less than 20 min by walk from the nearest accommodation, car parking or bus station
Accessibility: There are no limitations to access.
Cultural material heritage: Church
Cultural immaterial heritage: Religious cult
Natural heritage: Parks, Naturalistic itineraries, Hills, Flora, Fauna
Hidden tangible patrimony: Landscapes, Pathways
Experiences: Showing around