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Marian pilgrimage routes around the Gorizia region connect the most important shrines, churches, and pilgrimage sites dedicated to the Virgin Mary in the Gorizia area.

Castelmonte Sanctuary (Santuario di Castelmonte) is a magnificent pilgrimage site perched on a hill above the Natisone Valley near the Slovenian-Italian border.

Il Santuario di Barbana, situato su un isolotto nella laguna di Grado, è da secoli uno dei centri di pellegrinaggio più venerati del Nord Italia.

The historic town of Aquileia in nearby Friuli is one of the most important archaeological sites in Europe, renowned above all for its magnificent basilica featuring world-famous early Christian mosaics.

The Parish Church of St. Ignatius in Gorizia (Italy), with its distinctive Baroque architecture and picturesque location, is one of the city’s most recognizable visual landmarks.

The Co-cathedral of Christ the Savior in Nova Gorica stands out with its bold and modern architectural design, dominated by a towering 60-meter bell tower.

Nova Gorica is situated in a unique hub, surrounded by four exceptional wine-growing regions: Goriška Brda, Italian Collio, the Vipava Valley, and the Karst.

The Kobarid Museum in Kobarid is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious and award-winning historical museums in Europe, offering a comprehensive and moving depiction of the events along the Isonzo Front during World War I.

The imposing Redipuglia War Memorial (Sacrario Militare di Redipuglia) on the Italian Karst is Italy’s largest military shrine and a poignant monument to the horrors of World War I.