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History & Memory
Discover the history of La Faula
Luca took over La Faula from his father. The name is a toponym meaning “Beech Tree Grove”.
The hill behind the farmhouse was excavated during the Roman Empire to make bricks for the cities of Aquileia and Concordia Sagittaria.
During the Second World War, partisans exchanged fire with enemy troops near the Ravosa bell tower. The story of La Faula is also the story of its land, its people and the memory that still lives around the farmhouse.
Discover more
Read the full story on the dedicated La Faula history website.
