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Mausoleum of Villa Russiz
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Giorgio
October 24, 2021
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The mausoleum of Villa Russiz, built in 1894, for the burial of Count Teodoro de la Tour, husband of Countess Elvina Ritter de Zahony, owner of the Villa.
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•Giorgio
October 25, 2021
Mountain biking
It was erected in 1894, for the burial of Count Teodoro de la Tour, husband of Countess Elvina Ritter de Zahony, owner of the Villa.-
After the Great War, the count's remains were transferred to Carinthia (Austria), to the Patrician Villa of Treffen, to be buried next to those of his wife Elvina
After the Great War, the count's remains were transferred to Carinthia (Austria), to the Patrician Villa of Treffen, to be buried next to those of his wife Elvina
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•Giovanni
November 1, 2022
Mountain biking
Small monument well maintained and cared for, I don't think it can be visited from the inside.
It can be reached via a Macadam-type gravel dirt road and then a short stairway.
It can be reached via a Macadam-type gravel dirt road and then a short stairway.
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