Redipuglia The shrine is a monument, built by Italian dictator Mussolini, in memory of the fallen is the Karst is on the sea during the war and collected the bodies of as many as 100,000 of which 60,000 have fallen Italian soldiers are unknown. It is, as the name implies, in the municipality of Redipuglia Fogliano, in the province of Gorizia. It was completed in 1939, when the Second World War had already broken out. At the top, there are three crosses, a chapel and a 'engraving on the shrine, which commemorates both the builder and the king d' who ruled Italy at that time. You can travel by car to the shrine, following directions, either on foot, skirting, or via the stairs of the shrine.
Behind it, there is a museum, with memories of some dead and some weapons of 'era. Arriving at 'northern end, you can visit a large stone, bronze and a map that helps us understand the boundaries of time.
On the opposite hill, called Colle Sant Elia and belongs to the municipality of paper is another shrine, with a museum containing various reconstructions of 'weapons trenches and other things found in the Karst.
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