Solkan Bridge
Solkanski most
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Solkanski most Na svetu so številni znani mostovi kot npr. most na reki Kwai na Tajskem, v Benetkah pa Most vzdihljajev in Most Rialto. V Solkanu pa imamo najimenitnejši kamniti železniški most. Ima največji lok iz obdelanega kamna na svetu, predstavlja vrhunec znanja v mostovni gradnji in gradbenem inženirstvu na začetku 20. stoletja.Solkanski most je
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- Parkirišče dostopno za invalidske vozičke: Da
Otroci
- Dobro za otroke: Da
- ponedeljek Odprto 24 ur
- torek Odprto 24 ur
- sreda Odprto 24 ur
- četrtek Odprto 24 ur
- Petek Odprto 24 ur
- sobota Odprto 24 ur
- nedelja Odprto 24 ur
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The Solkan Bridge The Solkan Bridge is one of the most beautiful and well-known structures along the entire line. Its central span was built by the Reidlich & Berger company, and the end viaducts were built by Gorizia-based Sard & Lenassi. Initially a steel arched bridge was planned at this location, but later they decided to build a stone bridge instead. Construction caused numerous problems for the builders. The ground where the foundations of the bearing arch were to be built was not firm enough to bear such load, so the line of the bridge was slightly shifted. As a result, the span of the arch increased to 85 meters. A wooden structure first had to be built on the spot where the bridge was planned. To ensure its strength and sufficient bearing capacity, a concrete foundation was built in the middle of the Soča River for an auxiliary pier. 1,161 m3 of wood and 25 tons of iron were used for the wooden part alone. For the central stone section, 1,960 m3 of stone blocks from the Nabrežina Quarry were used. Construction of the entire bridge was estimated at 1,100,000 Austrian crowns. Its fame spread across the entire monarchy, but was overshadowed in a few years by the outbreak of the First World War. In 1917, during the sixth Isonzo Offensive, the bridge was blown up and badly damaged. Italy started renovating it in 1925 and, during renovation, railroad traffic used a makeshift iron structure. During the Second World War, the bridge was blown up again, but fortunately it did not suffer great damage and was finally renovated in 1954. One hundred years later, it remains the world’s largest arched stone bridge. It is an outstanding product of Austrian bridge construction and the last of the large iron bridges built on Austro-Hungarian railroad lines at the beginning of the twentieth century.
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Vredno ogleda!
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Solkan ski most ima najdaljši lok v Evropi. Dostikrat se dogajajo preleti majhnih letal pod mostom. Seveda to je zelo nevarno, ampak nekaterim je to največji užitek.
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The longest stone arch in the world, and still a functioning railway bridge. Amazing!
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Vedno znova navdušena
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Most robi wrażenie! Warto odbić z trasy żeby go zobaczyć ! :)
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Lepoooo
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Prečudovit razgled na kamniti lok in bistro Sočo 😁
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Lepo urejeno maska obvezna
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Krasen in enkraten most čez Sočo
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zelo lepo
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