Sacrario di Cima Grappa
Sacrario di Cima Grappa
Sacrario di Cima Grappa
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Da.Ri
Nuoro, Italy82 contributions
Aug 2024 • Family
Just exciting.
The air you breathe in the shrine is shivering, one of the most beautiful experiences on my Trips.
The care, the silence, the respect you live entering is spectacular, it almost seems to embrace one by one the fallen in battle.... all very young.
Beautiful and cared for also the small museum at the entrance of the shrine, perfectly cared for and managed by the military.
A must if you are in the area.
We went there specially from Sardinia... to pay tribute to the fallen.
The air you breathe in the shrine is shivering, one of the most beautiful experiences on my Trips.
The care, the silence, the respect you live entering is spectacular, it almost seems to embrace one by one the fallen in battle.... all very young.
Beautiful and cared for also the small museum at the entrance of the shrine, perfectly cared for and managed by the military.
A must if you are in the area.
We went there specially from Sardinia... to pay tribute to the fallen.
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Written 21 August 2024
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Alessandro F
Milan, Italy32,512 contributions
May 2023 • Couples
On the top of the mountain Grappa at 1776 meters high there’s this enormous ossuary to remember the thousands young soldiers died during the First World War.
Here 22.950 human remains ( 10.295 Austrians and Hungarians 12.615 Italians ) are preserved inside singles tombs and many more in common tombs.
Poignant
Here 22.950 human remains ( 10.295 Austrians and Hungarians 12.615 Italians ) are preserved inside singles tombs and many more in common tombs.
Poignant
Written 21 May 2023
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Sara C
Washington DC, DC81 contributions
Aug 2013 • Couples
This is the site of a World War 1 Battle Mounte Grappa. Over 128,000 troops died in the battle, French, Italians, English and Austrians who made up 100,000 of the dead. It was the last line of defense on the Italian border from the Austrian and German neighbors. 25,000 remains of Italians and Austrians are buried up there with com reactive plaques for each of them in a mausoleum that sits at the top of the mountain peak. There are some cannons from the battle and a small temple as well as the Milano regiment building. It is 27 kilometers from the base of the mountain outside Bassano del Grappa and is an amazing scenic drive through the little communities scattered through the mountain region. Well worth a visit.
Written 1 September 2013
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wherewego.cityhideout
Zagreb, Croatia1,517 contributions
Jun 2019 • Family
On the top of the Monte Grappa where is sanctuary views on all sides are amazing. take your time and relax even on a hot day because temperatures here is always lower that down the mountain. Take at least 2 hours to enjoy it.
Written 27 June 2019
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MCWINNJ
Somme, France81 contributions
Jul 2018 • Couples
Beautiful scenery, incredible location, and a memorial to thousands of deaths. The trip up is incredible as you see and hear the cows wandering the hills while there bells are clanging. You feel like you’ve just walked into the scene of Heidi.
When you get to the monument walk up through the tunnels to see what life was like. The monument itself is impressive—there was something that Il Duce got right.
Definitely worth the trip.
When you get to the monument walk up through the tunnels to see what life was like. The monument itself is impressive—there was something that Il Duce got right.
Definitely worth the trip.
Written 29 July 2018
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Rick D
West Vancouver, Canada2 contributions
Jun 2018 • Friends
My best advise to bike Mount Grappa is to start slow and finish.
Loved the ride. Go slow to go fast.
Best to take a shell for the cool top even when it’s hot in the valley.
Great sense of accomplishment when you get to the top.
Loved the ride. Go slow to go fast.
Best to take a shell for the cool top even when it’s hot in the valley.
Great sense of accomplishment when you get to the top.
Written 11 July 2018
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steff19801975
Fort Drum, NY10 contributions
Aug 2020 • Family
Gorgeous memorial one hour out of Vicenza! The view is amazing and the food is really good! The kids loved it as well!!!
Written 23 August 2020
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Efren P
Campagna Lupia, Italy16 contributions
Feb 2020
the panoramic view was stunning. we flew our drone and very satisfied. very peaceful place and tranquil. the air is very refreshing. lots of parking space and the food in the restaurant is very good and not so expensive.
Written 11 February 2020
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Chris M
11 contributions
Aug 2019 • Family
Ok, so I love mountains so I am slightly biased, but the views from the top of Monte Grappa were the best I have encountered. Standing at certain points on the war memorial makes it feel like you are standing on a giant white diving board suspended 1.2 miles above the flat Venician plain, with Venice about 50 miles in the distance. The war memorial is impressive and commands solemnity and respect for all those 22,000 soldiers who died on the ww1 front line around this area. The ww1 tunnels under the hill add a sense of real adventure for teenagers. Couldn't recommend highly enough but you will need your own transportation to get here.
Written 17 August 2019
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1cristinaccg
phoenixville17 contributions
Jul 2017 • Family
A magnificent tribute to the fallen soldiers of world war I. Make sure you climb through the underground tunnels dug by the Italians to protect the valley from the Austirans. Very interesting. There are a couple ways to get up to this magnificent monument, the one way is not for the faint of heart. 25 switch backs that take about 50 minutes to go up on what should be a one way round. Makes for an entertaining climb:)
Written 18 July 2017
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Ciao!che orari ha il Sacrario? Su internet non trovo nulla...
Grazie
Written 18 February 2020
Buongiorno
Mi rivolgo a Fabio perché vivo anche io a Milano, vorrei pianificare una visita al sacrario ed eventuali percorsi in trincea con mia figlia nel mese di agosto vorrei quindi chiedere:
Da Milano in auto in quante ore è raggiungibile? fino a che punto si può accedere con l' auto?
Meglio distribuire la visita su un week end?
Mi saprebbe indicare qualche sito o link dove poter chiedere informazioni su eventuali periodi di chiusura o orari di visita?
Grazie
Dario
Written 5 July 2018
da che ora è aperto e a che ora chiude e quale è il prezzo del biglietto se è previsto GRAZIE
Written 29 June 2018
Non ci sono biglietti da pagare; il sacrario è aperto, il museo è ad entrata libera così come pure la galleria Vittorio Emanuele. L'unica cosa a pagamento è il pranzo, ma volendo nel rifugio c'è un'area attrezzata per mangiarsi i propri panini. Gli orari ad essere sincero non li so...
Written 7 September 2018
Ciao, essendo un luogo sacro gli animali non sono ammessi
Written 21 September 2024
Buongiorno a tutti! Ci sono i mezzi pubblici per arrivare al sacrario dalle citta' vicine? Per esempio Bassano del Grappa o Vicenza? Grazie in anticipo
Written 1 May 2018
Non è servito da mezzi pubblici
La strada migliore per arrivare in cima Grappa è la strada "Cadorna" che inizia a Romano d'Ezzelino e dopo 27 km di salita si arriva a cima Grappa.
Nella bella stagione è molto frequentata da ciclisti e motociclisti quindi prestare attenzione (attenzione anche agli autobus privati)
La strada ha alcuni punti un po' stretti ma è agevole con pochi tornanti e comunque non presenta difficoltà nemmeno per automobilisti non abituati a strade di montagna
Written 18 May 2018
Ci si può arrivare in macchina? oppure c'è sempre un pezzo a piedi?
Written 8 January 2017
Arrivi in macchina fino quasi sotto il sacrario,poi però bisogna fare qualche passo
Written 9 January 2017
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