The itinerary, proposed by the “Max Fabiani” Art High School, presents the most significant examples of rationalist architecture in Gorizia.

Over the hundred years of the Short Twentieth Century, Gorizia and its surrounding area have witnessed countless changes. These are also recognizable through the city's architecture. Palaces, churches, and villas mark the Central European period, with the influences of Otto Wagner's school (Max Fabiani, Antonio Lasciac, and Silvano Barich); then the post-war period and the twenty-year period, during which Rationalism and Novecentism interacted with the need for Reconstruction (Umberto Cuzzi and Angiolo Mazzoni); and finally the late twentieth century, in which the influences of international culture are evident.