Kobarid is a pleasant little town that gained recognition during the First World War. The remnants of these difficult and bloody days that once befell the land of Soča river can be seen at the Museum of Kobarid (EMYA, 1993).

Kobarid is also famous for its excellent restaurants that can exceed the expectations of the most demanding gourmets. A lunch in Kobarid and a walk along the Kobarid historical trail to the waterfall Kozjak make up a pleasant one-day excursion.

The Kobarid municipality is comprised of the immediate vicinity of Kobarid (Idrsko), Breginjski kot – famous for warm and beneficial waters of its river

Nadiža; the ravine Trnovska soteska – the centre of Soča rafting and kayaking, wonderful mountain villages under the mighty Krn (Drežnica, Krn) and Livško, occupying the narrow place between Matajur and Kolovrat at the border with neighbouring Italy.

Like other places in the Soča valley, the Kobarid region can be proud of its exceptionally rich natural heritage and a

wide array of possibilities for active vacationing.