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I photographed this little church while walking from the railway station to the centre. I saw it by chance, since wasn't even mentioned on my guide. Despite not being famous, it is very nice, isn't it? Unfortunately, it was close.
I asked its name on the forum in June 2005 and I had lost any hope to get an answer. Finally, today 16th August 2006, VT member tolovajka has given me the solution: this is the Chiesa di San Giusto. Many thanks for the help!
Updated Aug 16, 2006
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That big white building on the picture is an ossuary, a monument of first world war. Inside the ossuary bones of 100.000 fallen soldiers are placed.
This monument is just north of Gorizia, some 5 km by road.
Written Jul 13, 2005
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