TOURIST INFORMATION

San Michele al Tagliamento Tagliamento is located in Veneto, in the province of Venice and has about 11,500 inhabitants.
The origins of this town are very recent, in fact it was built from the'50s, although the area was inhabited since ancient times.
The economy of the city is based mainly on tourism (the famous Bibione) and agriculture.
The name is a tribute to the patron and the Tagliamento river, which flows slowly near the city.
San Michele Archangelo, celebrated on September 29, is the protector of San Michele al Tagliamento.

To visit in San Michele al Tagliamento

In San Michele al Tagliamento tourists can admire the Villa Ivancich, built in the sixteenth century along the banks of the Tagliamento and destroyed during the bombing of the Second World War, and that today presents itself like a set of ruins hidden by a natural vegetation.
Villa Ivancich was designed by Baldassare Longhena and housed among others Ernest Hemingway.
The town of San Michele al Tagliamento is famous worldwide for the resort of Bibione, one of the most important seaside resorts throughout the Veneto.

Bibione: The most recent of the Adriatic seaside resorts, midway between Venice and Trieste, with its shady and balsamic pinewood forest and its great beach is the ideal place to spend a relaxing holiday. For more information click on the link Bibione.

How to reach:

by car: A4 Venice-Trieste, exit Latisana, then direction Bibione.

by train: railway “Latisana” at 20 km, links with bus service.