Postaja Most na Soči

## Overview Postaja Most na Soči is a public drinking water fountain located in the small settlement of Most na Soči in western Slovenia, nestled at the confluence of the Soča and Idrijca rivers. Situated at an elevation in the Julian Alps foothills, this area is renowned for its strikingly turquoise-blue waters and rich natural beauty. The name "Most na Soči" translates to "Bridge on the Soča," reflecting the village's historic role as a river crossing point in the upper Soča Valley (Posočje region). The settlement of Most na Soči has deep historical roots — archaeological finds in the area date back to the Iron Age, when a significant prehistoric settlement thrived here. The region's fresh water sources have sustained communities for millennia, and this public fountain continues that tradition today. The fountain provides fresh water and has historically been used as a drinking water source by locals and visitors passing through the area. As with any natural or public water source, conditions can vary, so visitors should use their own discretion. ## Directions 1. Most na Soči is located along the main road connecting Tolmin and Nova Gorica in the Soča Valley of western Slovenia. 2. If traveling from Tolmin, head south on the regional road (R2-403) for approximately 5 km until you reach the village of Most na Soči. 3. If arriving by train, Most na Soči has its own railway station on the scenic Bohinj Railway line (Nova Gorica–Jesenice route), making it accessible by public transport. 4. The GPS coordinates (46.1464, 13.7593) place the fountain near the center of the settlement. Look for the public water fountain close to the main road or the railway station area. ## What to Expect Visitors will find a public fresh water fountain typical of Slovenian villages — a simple, accessible spout providing a steady flow of water. The surrounding area of Most na Soči is scenic and tranquil, with views of the emerald-green Soča River and the forested hills of the Julian Alps foothills. The village itself is small but serves as a convenient stop for hikers, cyclists, and travelers exploring the Soča Valley. The nearby confluence of the Soča and Idrijca rivers is a notable natural landmark worth visiting. The area is also popular for kayaking, fishing, and other outdoor activities along the Soča. Most na Soči is accessible year-round, though the warmer months (May through September) offer the most pleasant conditions for exploring the valley. The railway station adds a charming element — the Bohinj Railway is considered one of the most scenic train routes in Slovenia, and stopping here for fresh water is a welcome break on the journey.