Holidays in the Dolomites between history and Great War
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Holidays in the Dolomites between history and Great War
History has also been written about the Dolomites. Different populations lived here and the First World War or Great War was fought, which left many debris and historical finds. With an excursion along the paths of the Dolomites you can discover trenches, museums and fortresses of the First World War.