:: home Coming from Tolmezzo, along an easy and panoramic road, you will find Esemon di Sotto, the first fraction of the Municipality of Enemonzo, located at the foot of gentle hills. Continuing through Quinis, another small hamlet, and immediately after a slight bump you find yourself in front of the vast and green plain of Enemonzo. Enemonzo is one of the oldest settlements in Carnia. It is mentioned for the first time around the year 1000, in an unspecified Latin translation: Enemum. The name seems to derive from the word "intermontes", among the mountains, and still today the coat of arms on the Municipal House shows a tower with the inscription “OPPIDUM INTER MONTES TUTUM”, a safe fortress in the mountains. From 1017 to 1420 Enemonzo became part of the patriarchate of Aquileia, experiencing the most flourishing period of its ancient history and in 1420 it passed with all of Carnia under the domination of the Republic of Venice. The small community later underwent the domination of the French, who imposed the annexation of Raveo to the municipality of Enemonzo, the astrungarici and the Habsburgs when it became part of the Lombard Venetian. The country was at the center of the events of the First World War, which culminated with the exodus to the defeat of Caporetto towards the Rest pass and the Mauria pass, and of the Second World War, in which Carnia suffered occupation and oppression. Nazi and Cossack-Caucasian until May 1945, when the community found peace exhausted by a very large number of human lives. Today Enemonzo has 1,342 inhabitants and is economically an active and dynamic town, which is distinguished above all by the production of high quality butter and cheeses. The landscape and natural riches make Enemonzo an interesting place to get to know and discover. Dairy Val Tagliamento Soc. Coop. agricultural, Via Casolari 3, 33020 Enemonzo (UD), Tel. 0433.74349, Fax 0433.759985 Share capital € 71.610,46 fully paid-up, tax code, VAT number and no. Chamber of Commerce registration of Udine 00195760301 © project Web Industry