On the grassy expanses between Porta Udine and Porta Cividale, visitors can spend Easter Monday immersed in nature and history while enjoying lunch amidst games, workshops, shows, sports, dancing, and music. Hot meals, grilled sandwiches, cheese, vegetables, soft drinks, wine, and beer are available for purchase. Alternatively, visitors can bring their own picnic setup with blankets, tables, and chairs. The Ramparts also host children’s workshops and activities: educational farm, mosaic making, weaving, recycling, wooden games, Balkan folk music, and soap bubbles. Sports activities include running, volleyball, and Nordic Walking paths.
Piazza Grande comes alive with roaming street performers, jugglers, stilt-walkers, and traditional market stalls alongside arts and crafts displays. Visitors seeking a stroll through the heart of Palmanova can enjoy lunch or an aperitif at local cafes and restaurants.
To explore the uniqueness of the star-shaped city, guided tours are organized for the underground Ravelin tunnels, Donato Bastion, the waterfalls, and Porta Udine.
