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A well-researched history of World War I in this region. The 12 Battles of the Isonzo took place here. The result was well over 1 million dead and wounded on both sides, but many times more for the Italians. In the first 11 battles, the Italians failed to achieve their goal of breaking through to Trieste. In the 12th battle, the Austrians (supported by German troops) launched a surprise counterattack and drove the Italians back to the Piave River.

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A historic town steeped in a rich warlike past, the town center, with its narrow streets, pubs, and shops, is charming. The nearby Napoleon Bridge and the Soca Gorge are the village's tourist attractions.

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A classic historic bridge, very well preserved or renovated. Combined with the eroded gorge and the emerald-colored waters of the Soca, the bridge's value increases. All in all, it's a free tourist attraction.

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A beautiful bridge in Kanal over the Soca River. The bridge offers breathtaking views of the Soca and allows for close-up observation of the cliff divers.

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A historic classic, like many other mountain villages in this area. On a small platform stands a church with a solitary steeple and a memorial to the fallen of both World Wars. Rating: definitely worth seeing!

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The path to the waterfall is well signposted

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Short, crisp hiking trail to the viewing platform in front of the waterfall

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The signposts are helpful in finding the viewpoint. Even though the walk from the bottom takes about 15 minutes, it's advisable to wear sturdy shoes.

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The small area of Solcano flanked by the Isonzo river and served by three bridges: the last one is a cycle/pedestrian bridge

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Soča is the most beautifull river in country. A lot of gorges, heart breaking color. It offers many activities, like rafting, cayaking, fishing... For the ones who dare - swiming.

Museum is Worth seeing. To get good impression of WW1 horrors.

View of the partly wild and breathtaking Soča with its magnificent turquoise color!

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Small bridge over the Isonzo that enters the center of Kanal. Diving platform from dizzying heights.

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Beautiful point where you can see the green-blue water of the Soca. Take the small road on the left bank, very quiet.

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clearly visible from the bridge

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wonderful views into the turquoise Soca!

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The Kobari Museum developed from the museum collection, which was organized by the locals in 1990. Initially, he worked within the Kobarid Tourist Association. After five years, the founders, in agreement with the Ministry of Culture, transferred management to a non-profit limited liability company, which still manages the museum today. In 2011, the Kobari Museum entered the list of Slovenian museums. For his work, he received the highest national award in museology – the Valvasor Award. He was nominated for an EMYA and won a Council of Europe award. So far, it has been visited by many high-ranking personalities, from monarchs, three presidents of the European Parliament, numerous presidents of countries, governments, ministers, presidents of various world associations, churches to Nobel laureates. The Kobari Museum is located in Maser's House, which dates back to 1739. It is a powerful, characteristically built apartment building similar to a manor. The house was initially owned by the Peteani and Obreza families, later it became the property of four generations of Masera. In 1976, it was badly damaged by an earthquake, but in 1990, it was restored and the Kobari Museum opened in it, with the basic theme of the First World War in Kobari.

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A special experience when visiting the municipality is offered by the roadside linden tree line, which winds all the way from Kobarid to Stare Selo. It was planted in 1936 by the dictator Mussolini. The approximate length of the avenue is 4 km, it consists mainly of linden (Tilia sp.) and horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum L.). It is considered one of the longest in Slovenia. Today it is protected as a natural landmark.

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The Kobarid Museum developed from a museum collection organized by locals in 1990. It initially operated within the Kobarid Tourist Association. After five years, the founders, in agreement with the Ministry of Culture, transferred management to a non-profit limited liability company, which still manages the museum today. In 2011, the Kobarid Museum was entered into the register of Slovenian museums. For its work, it received the highest national award in museology – the Valvasor Award. It was nominated for the EMYA and received the Council of Europe Award. So far, it has been visited by numerous high-ranking figures, from monarchs, three presidents of the European Parliament, numerous heads of state, governments, ministers, presidents of various world associations, churches to Nobel laureates. The Kobarid Museum is located in the Mašer House, which dates back to 1739. It is a powerful, characteristically built apartment building similar to a mansion. The house was initially owned by the Peteani and Obreza families, later it became the property of four generations of Mašer. In 1976 it was purchased by

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