La Casermetta (2365 m)

The Casermetta at the Col de la Seigne bears witness to a difficult coexistence between Alpine nations, having been a guarded outpost along the border between Italy and France. During the Second World War, the Col de la Seigne was the scene of Italian attacks against France. Today, the Casermetta has been reborn and represents a meeting place for those who love to explore this wonderful Alpine region. It is used for environmental education and cross-border information, also collecting socio-demographic data on the Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB). It also serves as an emergency shelter. A pleasant surprise is that wifi is available thanks to a solar-powered smart bench.

Small seminar and documentation center run by the "Fondazione Montagna Sicura" in a former border guard camp below the Col de la Seigne. Today, it is used for cross-border environmental education and information, and socio-demographic data are collected on the Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB). Also serves as an emergency shelter.
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Beautiful location, pity it didn't sell cold beer!