ズゴニーコ/ズゴニーコのおすすめツーリングルート

今日では完全に放棄された印象的な軍事複合施設。兵舎の記念碑的なファサードは、重要な過去を物語っています。

The Church of Santa Croce Aurisina, known in Slovenian as Cerkev Svetega Kriza, is an important Catholic place of worship located in the Trieste Karst. Its history is intertwined with that of the local community, with origins rooted in popular devotion. It has undergone renovations and expansions over the centuries, especially in the post-war period to serve the parish.

An original monument made from a stalagmite, a profound reminder of the karst formations in the area.

Monument to those who fell in the battle against Nazism.

A very evocative path that winds between the typical dry stone walls of the Karst!

The Opicina Tram, in service since 1902, is one of Trieste's most beloved symbols. Unique in the world for its funicular railway, it climbs the steep Scorcola hill, connecting the city center to the Karst plateau. Through suspensions, restorations, and waits, it continues to represent the authentic soul of Trieste: a slow journey through history, technology, and breathtaking views of the gulf. The Opicina Tram is known by several names, reflecting its long history and connection to Trieste: 🚋 Tram di Opicina – the official name in Italian. 🚋 Tram de Opcina – in the Triestine dialect, affectionately used by residents. 🚋 Tramway de la Villa Opicina – the original Austro-Hungarian name (early 1900s). 🚋 Line 2 – for years referred to as this in Trieste Trasporti's urban services. 🚋 The Scorcola Tram – as some Trieste residents call it, due to the famous climb it tackles using the funicular system.

Road also suitable for gravel, cool and shaded in summer

Easy track suitable for the whole family