Cimitero Monumentale Vittime del Vajont
The Cemetery of the Vajont Victims, in Fortogna, is a place of memory and silence, where each white tombstone tells the pain of a tragedy that has deeply marked the
Vajont
At 10:39 PM on October 9, 1963, approximately 270 million cubic meters of rock slid into the basin created by the Vajont Dam, causing a flood wave that swept into the Piave Valley, destroying the town of Longarone. Today, those places symbolize the fragility of the environment and serve as a warning for future generations never to underestimate the impact of human activity on the land.
Diga del Vajont
Located in the Vajont gorge, 6 km from the town of Longarone towards Erto, the Vajont dam remains the emblem of tragedy. The Vajont is a tributary of the Piave
I murazzi
The Murazzi are a gigantic work, worthy of Roman greatness. The Murazzi are a gigantic work, worthy of Roman greatness. They were begun towards the end of 1500 and finished
IAT Longarone – Ufficio Informazioni e Accoglienza Turistica
Associazione per la promozione del territorio di Longarone. L’associazione Pro Loco di Longarone è presente sul territorio da più di cinquant’anni e svolge numerose attività coinvolgendo altre Associazioni ed Enti presenti sul
Museo Longarone Vajont Attimi di Storia
A museum that commemorates the tragedy of Vajont, so as not to forget the history of a destroyed town. The Museum Longarone Vajont, moments of history, which has been located
Chiesa del Michelucci
Church of Santa Maria Immacolata. Architect Giovanni Michelucci Located in the center of Longarone, in Piazza J. Tasso, it was built after the Vajont Tragedy, on the site where the
Campanile di Pirago
Il campanile miracolosamente scampato alla tragedia del Vajont. Il campanile di Pirago, simbolo della tragedia, miracolosamente scampato all’onda distruttiva del Vajont è una delle tappe fondamentali dell’itinerario della memoria, una