Patron saint festival In 45 days
Feast of Saint Andrew
📅 Every year, on 30 November
On 30 November Attimis celebrates its patron Saint Andrew; the town preserves the Castello di Partistagno.
From here comes the name of the Attems family: their two castles, the upper and the lower, were abandoned after the earthquake of 1511, and at the foot of those ruins a villa with towers was built, which the Germans burned in September 1944. The castle already appears in a deed of 1106, drawn up here: «Actum in Atins».
Beside Italian people speak Friulian, and in the higher hamlets a Slovene of the Torre valleys which those who use it call po našen, «in our own way»: at the beginning of the twentieth century, up there, two hundred and fifty-two families out of two hundred and sixty-eight used it every day. The earthquake of 1976 brought down much of the mountain villages.
🎉 Festivals and feasts in Attimis 1
No events match these filters.
Straight-line distances from the town centre. Tap a point to open its page.
Near Attimis
The closest destinations covered by our editors, with straight-line distance.
Places to see within 25 km
Outside Attimis, but an easy day trip away.
chiesa di San Liberale 📍 Belluno · 18 km A very old little church on the hill of Pedeserva, in Belluno, with a stone-slab roof and a crypt. chiesa dei Santi Gervasio e Protasio 📍 Belluno · 19 km A thirteenth-century church in Belluno divided in two by a wall, between the faithful and the enclosed nuns. chiesa di Sant'Aronne 📍 Belluno · 19 km The parish church of Cusighe, in Belluno, with an altarpiece by Girolamo Denti and a Last Supper by Paris Bordon. chiesa di San Pietro Apostolo 📍 Belluno · 19 km The nineteenth-century parish church of Sargnano, in Belluno, built over almost thirty years, with a Besarel tabernacle. chiesa di Santo Stefano 📍 Belluno · 20 km The Servites' Gothic church in Belluno, in white and red stone, with Brustolon's angels and a 24-hour clock. chiesa di San Rocco 📍 Belluno · 20 km Belluno's votive church, born of the plague of 1530, in Castellavazzo stone, with a canvas by Gaspare Diziani.