ゴリツィアの天然記念物・トップ14

エンリコ・トティ 片足がないため、非正規兵として、まさにここで戦い、イソンツォ川第6次会戦でここで命を落としました。 ヴィットリオ・エマヌエーレ3世からM.O.V.M.を授与され、ファシスト政権の神話化の過程で第一次世界大戦の英雄の一人となりました。 今日、ローマのヴィラ・ボルゲーゼに存在する記念碑は印象的です

Isola della Cona is a peninsula and the heart of the Foce dell’Isonzo regional nature reserve in the province of Gorizia, Italy. Known as Italy’s best area for birdwatching, it offers 2,400 hectares of pristine wetlands, numerous bird species (including geese), wild horses (Camargue horses), and cycling and hiking trails.

Cona Island

Monument to Enrico Toti: despite losing his left leg in a 1908 train accident, he managed to enlist in the Bersaglieri Cyclists, dying in 1916 with the heroic act of throwing his crutch at the enemy. Few know that he was a cycling tourist before the time of his enlistment; despite his amputation, before enlisting, he undertook incredible bicycle journeys, crossing half of Europe (as far as Lapland) and later North Africa.

Monument to the Italian patriot who, having lost a leg in a train accident in 1908, nevertheless managed to enlist, dying in battle in 1916. The official iconography depicts his death with his final gesture of throwing his crutch at the enemy.

From this bridge, you can enjoy excellent views of the Soca River and its emerald-green waters, as well as the Sabatino. Depending on the time of day, the Soca River displays stunning reflections.

From this bridge, you can enjoy excellent views of the Soca River and its emerald-green waters, as well as the Sabatino. Depending on the time of day, the Soca River displays stunning reflections.

Here you can get information and buy tickets to visit the natural oasis