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The "Julia" lighthouse-sacled monument stands at an altitude of 885 m in the Bernadia mountains, and was built by the Alpine troops of the Tarcento district, led by their president, Lieutenant Colonel Enrico Mattighello, to commemorate the fallen in war with its tricolour lighthouse.

The Monte Bernadia-Lonza fort, built between 1908 and 1913, is a modern defensive structure on the middle Tagliamento River, later disarmed and left unused during the Great War. Today, restored, the fort can be visited (often only during special events), offering panoramic views, tunnels, and the nearby Julia lighthouse.

Chapel built in 1910, half destroyed in 1918 during the First World War, repaired and reopened for worship in 1935.

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... this bridge leads and offers beautiful views of the Torrente Torre and the river fortifications.

This section of the route is a small, beautiful "panoramic road." It offers a 360-degree panorama of the surrounding vineyards and wineries, as well as the mountain villages and the Friuli plain. The route is paved and asphalted and runs almost at the same altitude.

The church tower of Sedilis stands next to a small, railed "photo platform" that offers a sweeping view of Friuli. Historians will find memorial plaques and information panels about significant past events in the area around Sedilis interesting.

This former military road from the mountain village of Subit to the saddle of Zore is located at an elevation of 800 meters above sea level. It is a fantastically remarkable, almost eerie road that leads through "Mother Nature." You can hear all kinds of chirping, the rustling of the forest, and the trickling water of the streams. The vegetation is intact, and views of the surrounding mountain panorama offer themselves. At the beginning and end of the road, you can see as far as Attimis and Taipana, respectively. It feels like you've stepped back in time, and you feel at ease having arrived in Subit or on the Zore again. The route runs through the forest, is paved and concreted throughout, and is a steady up and down without any significant gradient. The asphalt is broken and has potholes in places, so speeding is not recommended. Caution is also advised for stray stones and branches. Traces of the past can be seen in the carved “100 km stone” as well as in the first soil conditions after the road was built in the form of rock.