Passo San Boldo
100-Day Road The Passo di San Boldo, also known as the “100-Day Road,” is one of the hidden gems of the Belluno and Treviso Prealps. This mountain road, connecting the
The Great War
Valbelluna was a battleground during the First World War and today preserves some of the most significant historical sites of that time.
From Monte Grappa — crowned by one of Italy’s most famous war memorials — to the San Boldo Pass, with its iconic tunnels carved during the conflict, these places tell powerful stories of sacrifice, resilience, and history.
Museo di Storia Militare
Museo di storia militare Museo Storie di uomini dalla Grande Guerra ai conflitti più recenti Il Museo, ospitato un ampio spazio presso l’Hotel all’Alba è frutto della passione collezionistica del
Valle di Seren
This itinerary covers an area on the northern side of Mount Grappa, in particular in the valley of the Strizzon, under the jurisdiction of the municipality of Seren del Grappa.
Leone fortress at Cima Campo
The fort is an enormous war fortification, build between 1906 and 1912 on a plain among the hill in the locaility of Cima Campo.
Ring- route around Col Perer
Almost all of the route runs along forest roads, dirt roads, with two climbs (one of which very challenging) and a technical descent.