Tonoc Castle

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Interesting place Not so easy to follow through signs towards the end Nice hiking trail with some scenic spots along the way. It didn’t completely impress me, but it was still a pleasant walk and worth doing once. A good choice if you’re nearby and want a short, easy adventure. Nice and peaceful historical gem close to Kobarid. It's a bit of a hike to get there, but you can do it in 40 mins. The views are great (in early morning you can see deer), and the info panels tie together nicely to tell the place's story. Beautiful viewpoint at Kobarid from a historical place Interesting place but I am missing more history facts. Not really clean inside the chapel. An amazing spot with a great view over the valley. It is quite a steep walk up the hill and it will take you around 15 minutes (mostly shadow). At the old church you can sit down and enjoy the breathtaking view. Arqueológica site that was a settlement from very ancient times until the middle age. You can get there from the town though a very nice path in the woods that is very beautiful and takes like an hour. Also as a high spot it has amazing views of the valley. Is definetly worthy. Worth the trek to see ruins of a Byzantino church and small settlement. Romans retreated to this high ground during the barbarian incursions; think Visigoths like Alaric, etc. Abandoned in the 7-9 C. AD. Beyond that it was a neolithic site and the views make it obvious why. We scrambled straight up from the riverside (not recommended) through a kind of gorge. Terrible scrum through the bush, many scratches and oaths later we got to the top only to find a lovely path all the way down to Kobarid, which took us past the Italian First World War Monument built by Mussolini when Kobarid was called Caparetto. On the lighter side, our trek up the mountainside did allow us to see a pair of ibix up to their gravity-defying capers. But I would take the path from town next time. (The civilized path takes you through the Stations of the Cross on the way to the Ossuary and Chapel which was and is magnificent.) Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. Historical landmark