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Claustra Alpium Iuliarum

is a Late Roman barrier system, which guarded the crossings to Italy between the 3rd and 5th centuries. The stone walls, which were in some places positioned in several lines, were supplemented by towers, fortlets and forts. The mighty system stretched from today's Rijeka in Croatia to the Bača Ravine (Baška grapa) in Slovenia.

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A NEW MEMBER OF THE CONSORTIUM CLAUSTRA

2 days ago

On Wednesday, 5 May 2021, the company Slovenski državni gozdovi joined the consortium “Partnership for the Conservation and Revitalisation of Heritage of the Claustra Defense System”. We look forward to successful cooperation and new challenges!…

LECTURE – TREES BY THE WALLS OF CLAUSTRA

11. January 2021

We kindly invite you to attend the virtual lecture Trees by the Walls of Claustra on Thursday, 14 January 2021 at 10 am. Lecturer, Urška Galien, with a degree of forest engineering, will introduce us…

Night of the Researchers

26. November 2020

Joins us on the Night of the Researchers where we will also discover “The mysterious barriers between the Apennine and Balkan Peninsula”. Jure Kusetič from the National Museum of Slovenia will present the research results…

Public lecture about CAI for tourist workers

26. November 2020

The National Museum of Slovenia held a public lecture about the claustra Alpium Iuliarum in the framework of a webinar for tourist workers, organized by LAS s CILjem. In an interesting almost two-hour webinar Jure…