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In addition to the historical interest, beautiful views of the Gulf of Trieste

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https://www.komoot.com/it-it/tour/1092082077 Here we are immersed in the Karst, and the feeling is one of great tranquility, even though we are just a few hundred meters from the village. At the historic site of the Dolina dei Bersaglieri, we are immediately catapulted back in time, having to cross and follow trenches that lead to the small basin of the famous First Aid Post of the Great War, now an open-air war museum. The route is very easy, on paved and dirt roads, with very little elevation gain and a high level of interest. It's a shame about the very tall grass...

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One of the best preserved trenches of the Great War, originally Austrian, it passed into Italian hands during the first battles of the Isonzo, then became a second line trench for the rest of the war until the defeat of Caporetto when the Italians retreated to the Piave.

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Beautiful place surrounded by greenery where you can watch the planes landing and taking off from Trieste - Ronchi dei Legionari airport in a relaxing atmosphere

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The recovered trench at Quota 85, also called "Enrico Toti" in honor of the famous Italian volunteer who lost his life in this place during the Sixth Battle of the Isonzo, is characterized by a deep trench in rock reinforced by concrete parapets made by departments Italians in 1916 on a previous excavation by the Austro-Hungarian army. At the nearby 85 m. altitude it is also possible to visit a monumental area characterized by an avenue with various memorial stones dedicated to the various departments that operated in these areas as well as the monument to Bersagliere Enrico Toti.

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During the excavation by Italian soldiers of the Joffre trench in Monfalcone, in the first moments of the Great War, an underground cave without any outlet was discovered. The fortuitous discovery allowed the Italian troops to gain shelter against enemy cannon fire and was named “Virgin” Cave. The cave has two entrances 12 meters apart and access is facilitated by stairways carved into the rock and above the main entrance there is a plaque with a female figure holding a palm branch in her hand.

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Places of memory, Before the Great War and then the Iron Curtain border with Yugoslavia.

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"Crossroads" of various paths and dirt roads between Monte Cosici and Lake Doberdò.

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