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Nestled deep in the elusive Pasica Gorge and hidden by dense forests, the former Franja Partisan Hospital and now cultural monument is a must visit attraction for those interested in World War II history. Built by the Slovene Partisans as a part of a movement against Fascism and Nazism, the hospital was used to treat wounded soldiers belonging to the Allied forces and the Axis powers. Due to its unique location, few access points and excellent defense systems, it was never discovered by the enemy forces despite several attempts launched at finding it. A cultural monument of the nation, it has now been significantly restored and serves as a museum open to visitors from April to October. In case of good weather conditions, it welcomes visitors in the off season as well.

Located on the beautiful blue Soca river, the Solkan bridge is an important architectural landmark in the region and perhaps all of Slovenia due to the large span of its central arch which makes it the world's longest bridge made from stone. The 219.7 metre (721 feet) long bridge was built in 1905 from designs by engineer Leopold Örley and architect Rudolf Jaussner and constructed by the Brüder Redlich und Berger company. It suffered heavy damage in World War I by attacks from the Austrian army and was repaired with funds donated by the Italian government in 1937. Although it has undergone numerous restorations since then, it retains much of its original structure and is currently used as a train bridge by local railway companies.

Udine Cathedral is a splendid cathedral associated with the Roman Catholic Church, and is nestled in the charming cityscape of Udine in Italy. The building was constructed in 1236, and the consecration of the church took place in 1335. It has two main entrances, which lead to the spectacular interiors of the house of worship. This cathedral is the quintessence of Romanesque-Gothic architectural style, and is one of the most prominent landmarks of the city.