Late on Friday night, my cousin concerned visit and stated he’ll go the next day to see the Soča Valley, which fascinates him. I decided to join him. The next early morning, after breakfast, we slowly set off. We instantly got stuck in traffic on the highway, optimistically tried the old road, but it was the very same, and we returned back at Brezovica.
Nova Groica-Gorizia trg Evrope It took us two hours to reach Nova Gorica. There, we made a quick stop at the European square and remained in Slovenia and Italy at the exact same time. 
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. Kanal ob Soči Kanal ob Soči was the next stop, we 
discovered parking by the beach, from there we had a nice view of the bridge. Kanal ob Soči, Neptunova fontana in cerkev Marijinega vnebovzetja A quick walk past the Church of 
the Presumption and Neptune’s Fountain. most na soči The majority of na Soči was once again planned for a walk from the totally free parking area(1h)through the city to the bridge where German tourists delved into the water and to the beach by the lake.
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Near Kobarid, we went to the Kozjak waterfall. Parking was EUR2 and the entryway charge was EUR5 per individual. After a walk in mainly shade, we reached the waterfall, once again crowded. The waterfall concealed in a cave left a good impression. There is also complimentary parking nearby, and if you get here before 8am, there is nobody to collect the entrance fee.
Log pod Mangartom, spomenik bosanskim vojakom Now we made a detour outside the Soča Valley and headed to Log pod Mangartom. There we saw the cemetery of Bosnian soldiers from the First World War and the entrance to Štoln, a 5km long mine tunnel, and the waterfall in the background had no flow. I purchased sheep’s cheese, EUR18. 
trdnjava Kluže Likewise on our way there was the fortress of Bovec Kluža, which was of tactical significance from Roman times to World War I. 
slap boka Back in the valley, from the parking lot by the roadway, we saw the Boka waterfall (106m) 
, the most watery waterfall in Slovenia (not in summertime) Velika korita Soče Ob poti so tudi Velika korita Soče. Zapeljemo se mimo izvira Soče, ker je že bil tam bratranec.
Along the way were the Great Gorges of the Soča River. We drove past the source of the Soča River because my cousin had currently been there.
razgledna točka Šupca, VršičNow it was Vršič’s turn with its serpentines. We stopped at the Šupca viewpoint, where the cable automobile when stood. 
Vrič, vrh prelaza 1611mnv The next stop was at the top of the Vršič Pass, at 1611 meters above sea level, where we needed to get rid of 25 serpentines uphill and the same number downhill. 
And a stop for a drink at Erjavec’s hut(2x
Cedevita EUR5 with suggestion). Ruska kapelica, VršičIn the darkness en route down, there was still time for a fast stop at the Russian Chapel. 
pica bržola, kranjska gora, bedanc We didn’t consume anything in specific throughout the day, and in Kranjska Gora, we stopped at Bedanec, which was the only location with an open kitchen for Neapolitan pizza before we headed towards Ljubljana (2x pizza, 2x cedevita, EUR37 with suggestion). Starving after a long day, we quickly ate the pizza, which wasn’t precisely Neapolitan for me, however the staff was friendly. A really full day behind us indicated we were tired and could not wait to get back to bed.