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Basilica of Our Lady of the Assumption
The neo-baroque Basilica of Our Lady of the Assumption, was built in 1927 on the site of a 16th-century apparition of Mary.
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Church of the Annunciation
The narrow, single-nave Church of the Annunciation near the Kostanjevica Monastery has interesting stuccos. In the spooky crypt is the tomb of the Bourbons (grobnica bourbonov), which contains the mortal remains of the last members of the French house of Bourbon, including Charles X (1757-1836).
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Franciscan Monastery
The Franciscan Monastery compound is perched atop 682m-high Sveta Gora.
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Goriška Border Museum
In the train station, the rather esoteric Goriška Border Museum, which traces the story of divided Gorica/Gorizia from 1945 to that pivotal day in April 2004 when the walls came a-tumblin' down, is not going to hold your attention for long.
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Goriško Museum
Kromberk Castle houses the Goriško Museum with important archaeological, ethnological and fine-arts collections. You'll also find the fabulous Grajska Klet restaurant here.
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Kostanjevica Monastery
The Kostanjevica Monastery, on hill 800m south of the train station, was founded by the Capuchin Franciscans in the early 17th century and has a wonderful library that can be visited.
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Kromberk Castle
Three kilometres east of the town, 17th-century Kromberk Castle houses the Goriško Museum.
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Museum of the Soča Front
The Museum of the Soča Front can be found at the Franciscan Monastery.
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Sveta Gora
The Franciscan Monastery compound is perched atop 682m-high Sveta Gora 8km north of Nova Gorica is worth the trip; you can see the church from most of the town anyway.
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