Quite a moving monument to so many lost young lives. A bit like the Vietnam memorial in Washington, it is overwhelming as you get closer. Set up similar to a military parade, with the senior officers up front and the remains of 100,000 enlisted ranks...More

This war memorial is truly outstanding! A must see for any WW1 historian or war buff to witness. It is truly epic, touching and deeply moving. One can almost see the events and feel the emotions that were underway when Benito Mussolini dedicated the memorial...More

This huge mausoleum stands out surrounded by the silence. It is really impressive. Free entrance and parking area.

3rd time I visit this place The history of all soldiers who sacrificed their lives and defend their home land is very well exposed and explained in details The thousands who died are shown on every step going to century on top A chapel also...More

I live less than 100 km from this place but have never visited it before. Today I finally came here to see this monumental cemetery where 100.000 soldiers found their last home. Many of them far from their homes and their families. The WWI is...More

This monumental cemetery was built to commemorate all people who died in the first world war by architect Greppi. Differently from most grandiloquent fascist monuments it is a large and long simple stairway lying on a hill. It contains the bodies of several thousand Italian...More

A breath-taking event to visit this place. One should keep in mind all those young and elder guys who were sent to death 100 years before, but ... also ... not forget Mussolini back in 1938 when - opening gloriously this memorial who has also...More