Brda

Brda straddles vine-clad ridges between the Soča River and the Italian border in western Slovenia, a position that has made grape-growing central to its settlements. Often called Goriška Brda, this borderland is known for Rebula, a white grape cultivated on terraced slopes, alongside cherries and olive groves. The walled hill village of Šmartno retains a compact medieval street plan, while the Renaissance castle at Dobrovo recalls the area’s long links with Friuli. Roads wind between farmhouses, wine cellars and villages including Medana and Kojsko. Continue with other webcams from the Goriška Brda area to see how this part of western Slovenia connects regionally.

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