コバリドの史跡

Historical Sites and Memorials

Kobarid’s landscape is defined by its role in World War I and the Isonzo Front. This collection features the Italian Charnel House, which holds the remains of over 7,000 soldiers, and Napoleon’s Bridge, a stone arch spanning the Soča River. The outdoor museum at Zaprikraj preserves trenches and caverns from the first line of Italian defense. Other sites include high-altitude mountain memorials and Austro-Hungarian fortifications that offer insight into the region's military heritage and 20th-century conflicts.

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Italian charnel house

The Italian Charnel House, Kobarid is an Italian military shrine in Kobarid, Slovenia.

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Mejni kamen

A historic stone marker used to delineate regional or national borders.

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Napoleon's bridge

A stone bridge built in 1750 spanning the Soča River. It earned its name when Napoleon’s troops marched across it during their advance toward Austria.

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Outdoor museum Zaprikraj

Part of the Walk of Peace, this site features well-preserved trenches, caverns, and fortified positions used by the Italian army during the Isonzo Front in World War I.

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Battlefield Zaprikraj

A World War I site on the Krn mountainside showcasing the remains of the first Italian line of defense, including stone-walled trenches and supply caves.