Tolmezzo–Villa Santina Railway Viaduct

Railway viaduct of the former railway line Tomezzo - Villa Santina as a relic of the monarchy

There are many such things to discover on the Alpe Adria Trail

The narrow-gauge railway was built by railway pioneers of the Italian army after Italy entered the First World War in May 1915 on the orders of the General in Chief of the Carnia sector, Clemente Lequio. Until the narrow-gauge railway was built, the valley through which the Torrente But flows was not accessible by road and could only be reached on foot. In order to supply the troops at the front on the Carnic main ridge with supplies, Lequio had the Degano Railway, also a narrow-gauge railway with a track width of 750 mm, built in the Val Degano of the same name to the west.