Victory Monument

The Victory Monument in Bolzano, built under Mussolini in 1928, long symbolized ethnic and political tensions in South Tyrol. Recent efforts to historicize and reinterpret it—culminating in a 2014 exhibition—have shifted public perception, fostering dialogue and reflection on the region’s complex legacy of fascism and dictatorship between 1918 and 1945.

The museum underneath is so good.. full of interesting history and intrigue.

It is a monument that every person should see. Its a monument that was built after world war I to celebrate Italian victory against austro-hungaric empire. When you are near the monument you can also see breathtaking sights around you.

We saw the Bolzano Victory Monument from a distance. The walk towards the monument, crossing the bridge over the river, was absolutely beautiful, offering stunning views of the surrounding area. The combination of nature and the monument’s striking presence made the journey to it memorable.

Beautiful place 👍i was in the summer here and was inspired with this huge architecture, not far from it there ist a river and peaceful nature. The grateful combination of the threes and building. Also in the front of it , through the road you can see an interesting statement. This is a calm place, despite the fact that there are many tourists here in the summer

WW1 monument located just outside city center near the river. It's very imposing. It's possible to enter inside to see a small museum. Unfortunately closed when I visited. In very good condition. Hard to miss.

Museum is well done with friendly staff. Monument should be destroyed, in my opinion, just as swastikas were removed in Germany.

One of the better small town history museums I have been too. Really enjoyed reading through the history of Bolzano through WW1 and WW2.