Discovering Marano Lagunare

Marano Lagunare - Marano Lagunare is a town of 1800 inhabitants in the province of Udine. The city became part of the Republic of Venice starting from 1420 until the conquest of Napoleon. From that moment a slow decline began until the demolition of the fortified walls at the end of 1800 wanted by the mayor of the time to improve the living conditions of the citizens.

In the past, the economy of Marano was mainly based on fishing while lately tourism is also developing. Visitors are particularly attracted to the three nature reserves in this area which can be visited on foot or by boat. There is also a maritime public transport service that connects the town to the seaside resort of Lignano Sabbiadoro. Much appreciated is the local fish for its freshness and very high quality. It can be consumed in the various restaurants in Marano or purchased directly from street vendors. In the village there is also a company considered an excellence of Made in Italy that produces various types of motor boats.