Forte Leone (Leone Fort)
Disused military fort active during the Great War The armored battery built between 1906 and 1912 at an altitude of 1512m on Cima Campo was later named “Forte Leone” and
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.
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 Forest of Heroes
Between history and memory The Forest of Heroes is a path rich in history and memory, to remember the war and celebrate peace. It is a circular itinerary that develops