フォリアーノ・レディプリアでののおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

https://www.komoot.com/it-it/tour/1092082077 Here we are immersed in the Karst, and the feeling is one of great tranquility, even though we are just a few hundred meters from the village. At the historic site of the Dolina dei Bersaglieri, we are immediately catapulted back in time, having to cross and follow trenches that lead to the small basin of the famous First Aid Post of the Great War, now an open-air war museum. The route is very easy, on paved and dirt roads, with very little elevation gain and a high level of interest. It's a shame about the very tall grass...

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Local church in the center of the village.

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Memorial dedicated to the Sassari Brigade, known for its ferocity in combat which earned it the nickname "Dimonios" from its Austro-Hungarian enemies.

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The monuments in this area remind us of the heroic deeds and the cruel and bloody battles fought here. Now we can enjoy the area, and I hope it will always be that way.

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Well-preserved remains of a trench from the Great War.

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Wonderful area covered with sumac which in autumn takes on a very suggestive red colour.

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It can be visited freely but without a bicycle, which must be left at the entrance.

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In memory of the fallen

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A place of great respect and emotion, where memory and sacrifice merge in a silent tribute. The Redipuglia Shrine is a symbol of honor and reflection. 🇮🇹🕊️

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Nice place in the memory of the 1st world war

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rest of the 2ww world

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Redipuglia is the largest Italian military shrine. It stands on the western slope of Monte Sei Busi which during the 1st World War was bitterly contested because, although not very high, it allowed from its summit to dominate for a wide range of access from the west to the first steps of the Karst Tableland. It was inaugurated in 1938 after 10 years of work and houses the bodies of 100,000 fallen from the Great War.

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the places of the Great Battles of the Isonzo which made the Red Devils of the Sassari Brigade famous

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memorial stone dedicated to a personal friend of the DUCE... the propaganda that took over History

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small bunker to visit

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The three crosses placed on top of the shrine recall the crucifixion of Christ.

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This memorial honors all the fallen of the First World War, one of the places that most evokes those tragic memories.

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The Sassari brigade fought here during the First World War with honor, so much so that they were nicknamed Rote Teufel (red devils) by the Austro-Hungarians. The current nickname of the brigade, Dimonios, derives from here.

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Monument designed by the sculptor Francesco Ellero, erected in 1933 by order of Benito Mussolini to remember his friend Filippo Corridoni (1887-1915), who died nearby during an assault on the Frasche trench.

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Rebuilt in the early 1920s in neo-Romanesque style, after being completely destroyed along with the rest of the town during the First World War, the current church of San Martino Vescovo was completed in 1925 and is located in the center of the town.

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