Fabiani’s water treasure

Every day of the year, by prior arrangement

the second and third triads of primary school

Almost a century ago, the architect Maks Fabiani gave the Ferrari Villa and its garden in Štanjel something that is very valuable in the Karst: water. While searching for Fabiani’s ‘water supply treasure’, you will explore and learn about the technical, cultural and natural heritage of the Ferrari Garden, this time with an emphasis on its outstanding water supply system. It involves a ‘treasure hunt’ and a discussion on the ‘discovered’ parts of the water supply system.

Timetable	Every day of the year, by prior arrangement
Duration	90 minutes
Starting point	Tourist Information Centre in Štanjel
Languages	Slovenian, English, Italian
No. of people	Up to 22 In the case of a large group (e.g. 1 bus), pupils are divided into two groups.
Price list	Children (6–15 years): EUR 6.00 The price applies to groups of more than 10 people. In the case of a smaller number, the standard price is EUR 60.

What’s included?

A visit to the Ferrari Garden, a cultural monument of national importance, and its technical heritage through a treasure hunt and a discussion with children.
Learning about the importance of drinking water in the Karst today and in the past.