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House of the Third Army Museum, Fogliano Redipuglia

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By rolandsG5696BL

It is CLOSED in whole year in 2021 (or even more for year 2022 ). DO NOT travel there, you will find all gates of monument and museum closed!!! It is MUST if you are into history. Amazing...

It is CLOSED in whole year in 2021 (or even more for year 2022 ). DO NOT travel there, you will find all gates of monument and museum closed!!! It is MUST if you are into history. Amazing... more »
By Professor04

Located in the buildings housing the restaurant, this little museum is very good for its size. There are many war objects on display but it also tries to explain the war. There is a short film that...

Located in the buildings housing the restaurant, this little museum is very good for its size. There are many war objects on display but it also tries to explain the war. There is a short film that... more »

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By Bucalae Bogdan

A place full of history, exciting for Italian people who have name write on the walls but also for the others to understand how much impact a war people life. There are also a lot of arms from 1st Mondial War.

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By Zoltán Orosz

Very impressive. You can visit for free.

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By Johan Sandin

Definitely more interesting on this side of the road.

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By Markus Landrichter

Very impressive place. Partially still original trenches from the 1st WW. The cemetery is unique and huge. Absolutely worth seeing.

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By nicola andreini

Compulsory visit for every Italian. Made by me the day before the centenary of the Victory. The conception of the museum is affected by time and is not very motivating for the new generations of young people and digital natives. It should be transformed into a compelling and exciting multimedia experience. It seems to me that I have not seen guided tours that would instead be necessary given that the amount of memories and relics otherwise remains silent. Gardens need better care and public toilets even more.

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