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Built between 1909 and 1912, Fort Belvedere functioned in conjunction with the Cherle-San Sebastiano Fort

This fort was part of the permanent group of Austrian fortifications which defended end enclosed the main connecting routes of the regional capital. Together with the blockhouse Doss Sponde, it was intended to form a rampart barrage, straddling the descending road from Cadine to Trento.

From 16 April

It was built at an altitude of 1445 metres in the Malga Cherle area on the higher plains of Fiorentini and was a barrage of the higher plains of Folgaria.

It is situated in an area slightly withdrawn from the edge of Mount Brione and blends in with the terrain, camouflaging itself, making it almost undistinguishable.

An important piece of the past

In order to defend the higher plains of Garda, a barrage was built at Nago with the aim of impeding every possible infiltration in the Adige Valley via the Nago-San Giovanni Pass-Mori-Rovereto route.

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