Military shrine of Valli del Pasubio

The military shrine rises 35 meters high, featuring stone walls that contain the remains of 5,186 soldiers from World War I campaigns.

The shrine, designed by architect Ferruccio Chemello, opened in 1926 to commemorate Italian soldiers who died during mountain warfare on Monte Pasubio.

The memorial structure incorporates regional architectural elements while serving as both a military museum and a place of remembrance within Musei Altovicentino.

Visitors can access the shrine through designated pathways, with informational panels providing details about the military campaigns and fallen soldiers.

The structure combines multiple functions as a cemetery, military museum, and observation point, offering views across the territories where battles occurred.

Location: Valli del Pasubio

Inception: 1926

Architects: Ferruccio Chemello

Height: 35 m

Website: http://www.difesa.it/Il_Ministro/ONORCADUTI/Veneto/Pagine/Pasubio.aspx

Part of: Musei Altovicentino

Website: http://difesa.it/Il_Ministro/ONORCADUTI/Veneto/Pagine/Pasubio.aspx

GPS coordinates: 45.75174,11.19289

Latest update: October 24, 2025 17:38