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"...The fort was still, austere. A place that spoke of men tested by cold, fear, and anticipation. In that moment I felt small, but also strangely attuned..."

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Remains of Fort Dosso delle Somme

It is a defensive military barracks built in the second half of the 19th century, entirely in stone, which overlooks the town of Camporovere and dominates the entire central basin of the Plateau. From a historical point of view, the Forte Interrotto represents a completely exceptional case. It was in fact born from a military architecture project that still followed late medieval canons, recognizable in the 6 gigantic central arches and in the imposing lateral bastions with 115 positions for riflemen. In 1916 it was occupied by the Austro-Hungarians and transformed into a stronghold of the imperial line.

Just below the summit of Mount Verena is the Mount Verena fort, a defensive bastion on the plateau of the 7 municipalities.

The Dosso della Somme fort was the most important outpost of the defensive line of the plateaus

Spectacular testimony to the presence of a massive defensive line, 30 km long, established by the Austro-Hungarian empire before 1914, which consists of seven fortifications.

Forte Belvedere was designed by Lieutenant Rudolf Schneider and built between 1908 and 1912, not far from the town of Óseli. Located on a spur of limestone rock at an altitude of 1,177 metres, at the time it marked the state border between the Kingdom of Italy and Austria-Hungary. In 1996 the municipality of Lavarone purchased Forte Belvedere and enhanced its structure: every year it is visited by more than 28,000 people, as can be read on the Fort's website: https://www.fortebelvedere.org.