Fort Kluze
Fort Kluze
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pfefmeister
San Francisco, CA4,374 contributions
Jun 2022 • Couples
This fort was built in the narrowest part of the valley to defend against the Italian invaders. Just a short detour from the main highway, we walked around the fort and looked over the deep gorge from the bridge. Make sure and note the iron ladder rungs that climb up the side of the rocks opposite the fort. They served as an escape route for the soldiers.
Written 20 June 2022
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jeff r
Adelaide, Australia98 contributions
Oct 2013 • Friends
An imposing sight when you round the corner and see it for the first time. Stunning location in a saddle half-way up Mt.Rombon, and the museum inside details the fascinating history in the Middle Ages and during WW1. Close to Fort Hermann.
Written 2 March 2014
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Csaba40
Budapest, Hungary51 contributions
Aug 2016 • Couples
We decided to visit Fort Kluze in the morning, took a 50 km drive from Most na Soci. Take the road to Bovec and from Bovec take the Perdil direction, and you will reach the fort in 5 kms. The fort is immediately on the right side of the road. Before the fort there is a Kluze kayak, raft parking, do not be miskead, its not the fort you need to continue driving for another 350 m. However, I suggest to stop by and descend to the Kal Koritnica river, its really nice, and its a pleasant walk down and up the path. The fort Kluze is renovated, it hosts a museum and a bar, it costs 3 EUR to visit. I did not visit as a storm was approaching and I wanted to climb up the Hill to Fort Hermann.
Written 18 August 2016
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tjm
San Jose, Costa Rica24 contributions
Apr 2019 • Friends
museum part was closed when I went but wandering around outside was still impressive. Especially the tunnel/cave system across the street...it was worth the drive and the stop to check it out.
Written 23 April 2019
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vessi80
North Lanarkshire, UK1,177 contributions
Jul 2018 • Solo
We made a brief stop here en route to Bovec on a Julian Alps excursion.
No time to visit the museum inside which was a pity but the dramatic nature of the surroundings and the fort itself are pretty memorable.
Strategically it's fantastic because on the way back you couldn't actually see the fort until it was 'too late'.
Look out for the 'Mula tierra' used to get supplies up the mountain and the iron steps/rods used to access the other fortress nearby.
In the First World War more than a million casualties in this area alone . It must have been particularly inhospitable in winter .
No time to visit the museum inside which was a pity but the dramatic nature of the surroundings and the fort itself are pretty memorable.
Strategically it's fantastic because on the way back you couldn't actually see the fort until it was 'too late'.
Look out for the 'Mula tierra' used to get supplies up the mountain and the iron steps/rods used to access the other fortress nearby.
In the First World War more than a million casualties in this area alone . It must have been particularly inhospitable in winter .
Written 13 July 2018
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Marko M
Maribor, Slovenia531 contributions
Jun 2018 • Friends
Visuted this place today, an impresive fort guarding a bridge-river crossing. The entrence fee is laughable(3€ for an adult 1€ for children) giving you acces to the impresive fort interiour. There is a small exhibition, some relics, and a short history about the fort, which changed ovnership numerous times..
All in all a great activit for a easy day..or rain..
All in all a great activit for a easy day..or rain..
Written 29 June 2018
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Nataša K
Ljubljana, Slovenia162 contributions
Sept 2015 • Family
I haven't visited fort Kluze for more then 15 years. Then there were only ruins. Now the fort is rebuilt, renewed with a museum and a bar for drinks. I was very pleasantly surprised. Great fort, with so much history, greta location. It is really worth visit.
Written 3 October 2015
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Padraig M
County Offaly, Ireland19 contributions
May 2015 • Friends
While on a recent visit to Slovenia I visited Fort Kluze in the Soca Valley. The fort is beautifully restored and holds a vast amount of memorabilia from WW1 with explanatory videos giving the history of the area. One sobering piece of info. was that one million men lost their lives in the valley. A must visit for anyone interested in war history.
Written 27 May 2015
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K3341BVglenns
Gillette, WY49 contributions
Sept 2019 • Couples
A restored fort with information about the war throughout the area. Cost of admission is 3 Euro. Worth a short stop but better to cross over to Fort Hermann.
Written 27 September 2019
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Gary H
Prague, Czech Republic686 contributions
Feb 2019 • Family
Drove past here but had to turn around and come back for a quick look. An impressive fort guarding the river. Quite a daunting place to look around. Wish we had had more time to explore. Also found the small shaft were some unfortunate Italians were gassed during the war.
Written 14 February 2019
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