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Nova Gorica
Onomastics: The city historically belongs to Gorizia (German: Görtz) in Italy. Its name refers to the Counts of Görtz, whose seat the city has been since the late Middle Ages. The Slavic variant "Gorizia/Gorica" is a diminutive of the Slovenian word "gora" and means "small hill".
first documentary mention: 1948 A.D.
Number of inhabitants: 37,000
Area: 309 km²
Statistical region: Goriška
Vehicle registration plate: GO
River: Soča (Sontig/Isonzo)
The Margerita Club is located on the northern distribution circle of the Mestni Park of Nova Gorica.
Nova Gorica (German: Neu-Görz) is a border town in the west of Slovenia, directly on the Italian border. Historically, it belongs to the town of Görtz, which is located on the other side of the border in Italy and is known as Gorizia. The city is traditionally trilingual (German/Italian/Slovenian) and lies about 65 km west of the provincial capital Ljubljana and 35 km north of the Italian city of Trieste. Nova Gorica is the second largest city in western Slovenia after the port city of Koper on the Adriatic coast.
Goertz was first mentioned in a document in 1001 and since the late Middle Ages has been the seat of the Counts of Gorizia. After the extinction of the Count's family, their territory was transferred to the Habsburgs around 1500 and subsequently to Austria. After World War I, in the Treaty of Saint-Germain, the entire territory came to Italy together with Istria.
At the Paris Peace Conference of 1946, also known as the Conference of 21 Nations, the victorious powers of World War II negotiated the terms of peace with the former allies of the German Reich, Italy, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria and Finland. The treaties were signed on 10 February 1947. The peace treaty between Italy and Yugoslavia resulted in the cession of Istria to Yugoslavia and Trieste was declared a "free city". One consequence of this treaty was that the city of Gorizia was divided by the new demarcation, with the main part remaining in Italy and some suburbs coming to Yugoslavia. The state border crossed the Piazza Transalpina station square. The city of Nova Gorica was redesigned in 1948 from the drawing board. After Slovenia joined the Schengen Agreement in 2007, the division of the city was de facto overcome.
Today Nova Goricia is a tourist and leisure destination and is home to several casinos which are integrated into elegant hotel complexes. It is halfway between the giants of the Julian Alps and the Adriatic coast, just a stone's throw from traditional wine-growing areas and mighty forests, and not far from ancient Mediterranean villages and larger Mediterranean towns such as Trieste, Venice and Ljubljana. The town is an excellent starting point for excursions to the nearby Brda hills, the Soča and Vipava valleys, the Trnovska and Banjška planota plateaus or the karst with the world-famous Postojna Cave. The Sacred Mount near the town is one of the three largest pilgrimage sites in Slovenia, along with the pilgrimage churches of Brezje and Maria Neustift (Ptujska Gora).
The easiest way to get to Nova Gorica is in most cases from the Italian side via the A34 motorway and Gorizia Centrale station. Alternatively, the train station Nova Goricia can be reached via Slovenia.
Nova Gorica has been a university town since 1995.

Perla, Casinò & Hotel (0,3 Km)
Kidričeva ulica 7
5000 Nova Gorica
https://perla-novagorica.com
Park, Casinò & Hotel (0,7 Km)
Delpinova ulica 5
5000 Nova Gorica
https://park-novagorica.com