Are you in the Italian Dolomites? Then be sure to visit Forte Tre Sassi! This fort is located in a beautiful spot and holds a wealth of history. I was surprised by the enormous collection of objects on display. From impressive cannons to personal belongings of soldiers and e.g shovel full of bullet holes. There is even the possibility to buy some items that were found in the area! An absolute must-see for anyone interested in the First World War or like to do a short walk yo the trenches for example the...
Read moreIn one word: weird
The “museum” has potential but it looks like some amateurs or 3rd graders found some artifacts and clumped them together in different rooms. (With some modern random object with no context or explanation). As I said the “museum” has potential but they’ve got to hire a professional and reorganize every piece there, and maybe try to tell a story! (which is not that difficult to tell) Also, English explanations are lacking. The best part - the view from the parking...
Read moreSmall but there is a quite a history and a number of war casualties behind it. It is situated on my favorite Passo Valparola in the Dolomites so I had to see what's inside. Some parts seem to be in a bit of a mess but only other hand it is very authentic. Exhibits are not replicas the recovered shrapnel bomb or half-exploded artillery ammo are real and you can feel how awful the First World War could be. I'm happy...
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