Here the water disappears and comes back: the Cellina and the Meduna, once they reach the plain, slip under the stones of the Magredi — a stretch of gravel that looks like a riverbed without a river — and rise again further south, in the Vinchiaruzzo springs, where the clay soil holds them in clear pools known here as olle.
In the Magredi nests the stone-curlew, a rare bird that hides among the pebbles. The town's name comes from Cortis Naon, the court on the Naone, that is the Noncello: the document dates from 897. An independent comune since 1 January 1814, it has a cathedral of 1778 and a bell tower of seventy-one metres, finished in 1908 after twenty-seven years of work. There are 18,203 residents.
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📅 Every year, on 29 June; the Nativity of Mary is celebrated on 8 September
Cordenons celebrates Saint Peter the Apostle on 29 June; the town's co-patron is the Nativity of Mary, celebrated on 8 September.
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Outside Cordenons, but an easy day trip away.
