Visit us in the Walk of Peace Visitor Centre in Fogliano Redipuglia. Our Visitor Centre is located in the Regia Stazione, a historically relevant railway station that was built in the 1930s and whose architectural characteristics typical of that era are still visible. You are kindly invited to explore the Walk of Peace and plan your hikes along it with us. You can visit our Multimedia Museum of the Great War and peek into our shop whose offer boasts a variety of selected souvenirs and history and tourist literature. Available are all kinds of information about the trail, free promotion leaflets, maps and a guidebook to the Walk of Peace from the Alps to the Adriatic trail. In our centre, you can hire experienced guides who will take you to guided tours or you can rent audio guides that will give you a personal tour of the museum and the surrounding areas. In addition to the information on the Walk of Peace, our Visitor Centre also provides other information related to Redipuglia/Redipulja and other places in this area which are related to World War I. Welcome!
Via III Armata, 37
I–34070 Fogliano Redipuglia (GO)
+39 0481 489139, +39 346 176 1913
info@prolocofoglianoredipuglia.it
http://www.prolocofoglianoredipuglia.it/
GPS: 45.853521, 13.485761
| Opening hours: | Monday–Saturday | Sunday |
| 1 October–10 April | 9:30–12:30 & 15:00–18:00 | closed |
| 11 April–30 September | 9:30–12:30 & 15:30–18:30 | 9:30–12:30 |
The Multimedia Museum of the Great War in Redipuglia/Redipulja is a unique exhibition of its kind in Italy. The events of the conflict are told by the power of three-dimensional images and by the stories narrated by six interactive characters that take life and interact with the visitors through their smartphone. The exhibition tour is organised in a chronological way: from 1914 through 1918. For every year, the visitor will be able to look at a large number of photographs, the first page of a newspaper of the era and a short text on the progress of the war in Europe.
In the Regia Stazione, book presentations and photographical exhibitions are regularly organised.
