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All the big Karst stories are linked with stone

Legend has it that the Karst was created when God was carrying a bag of stones to throw into the sea and on the way the bag fell apart. Stones poured out onto the ground and remained there dotting the Karst, marking it for all eternity.

Today, it is proud of this special outcome. White dry-stone walls, protecting the white horses, and sheep out to pasture. Master-carved stones built into houses, the castle and several gardens. The amazing karst caves.

The Karst is stony, abounding in endless colours.

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Karel Štrekelj’s Memorial Room in Gorjansko
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The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Mary, Gura above Povir
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Churches with paintings by Tone Kralj
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Water in the Karst: village ponds, drinking troughs, water holes and wells
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Karst stone and stone-cutting
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Fruit from Brkini
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The landscape of Brkini
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The UNESCO Karst Biosphere Reserve
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Private collection of technical heritage and ethnological technology
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The Shoemaking Museum
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The Divača Cave
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The Dimnice Cave
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Ana & Gaja Art Gallery
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Kastelic Gallery
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Debela griža, Volčji Grad
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Avgust Černigoj Gallery in Lipica
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Equestrian Park Lipica
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Lipikum – Museum of the Lipizzan Horse in Lipica
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Monument of Peace and Observation Tower in Cerje
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Caves and remnants of World War I
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Castle Mirenski Grad
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The Rodik Mythical Park
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The Beka Landscape Park – Glinščica Valley
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The Ajdovščina archaeological site above Rodik
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Brkini
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Museum collections of the Škocjan Caves Park
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The Škocjan Caves Park
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The Vilenica Cave
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Pilgrimage places in the Karst
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The Church of St. Anthony in Šepulje
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Karst dry-stone walls and shepherds’ corbelled huts
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The Štanjel Castle Museum
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Sežana Botanical Garden at Villa Mirasasso
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Karst Vegetation Interpretation Centre in the Sežana Botanical Garden at Mirasasso Villa
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Stone Gallery
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The Grgur Ethnological Museum in Brestovica pri Povirju
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Kosovel family homestead
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Marjan Miklavec Museum
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Srečko Kosovel’s Memorial Room in Sežana
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Lokal shop and gallery
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Oskar Kogoj Nature Design Gallery
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The Museum of Slovenian Film Actors
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Pepa’s Karst garden and Pepa’s Story
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The Tabor Military Museum in Lokev
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The Church of St. Giles in Sveto
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Štanjel
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Lojze Spacal Gallery
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The Belle Art Gallery in Kopriva
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The Karst Living Museum
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Vremščica
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The Risnik collapse doline
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