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Fort Strino

Evidence of World War I

Fortified structure with an L-plan and two floors, one of which is a basement, it was planned and built by the Austrians in 1860 on a rocky spur in a strategic position to defend the access to Valle di Sole and Trentino along the border of Tonale. Of great strategic importance, at the end of World War I it was abandoned and partly destroyed by the activity of the so-called "recuperanti", that is people who used to collect war surplus.
The fort has been recently renovated by the municipal administration of Vermiglio and by the provincial offices of Trentino.
The fort houses a permanent exhibit on the "White War". It often houses cultural events like concerts, art exhibits, and theater performances.

Along the SS42 leading to Tonale Pass - 38029 Vermiglio (TN) - Tel. +39 0463 758200 (Vermiglio Tourist Office) - info@vermigliovacanze.it - www.trentinograndeguerra.it - www.sulletraccedellagrandeguerra.it
Municipality: Vermiglio (TN) Region: Trentino-Alto Adige
(13415)Fort Strino
Fort Strino
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