Thanks to the Most Serene Republic of Venice, magnificent cities such as Asolo arose in this area, along with dozens of Venetian Villas — the charming residences of the Venetian nobility. But beyond these pearls of art and architecture, the Montello also bears witness to other traces of the past. This is where the most significant moments of the Great War unfolded. Monuments, ossuaries and war memorials serve as daily reminders of how thousands of men fought here — testimonies that can also be found at the Hermitage, where King Victor Emmanuel III and the artillerymen of the 98th Siege Group fought and won the final battle of 1918. It is the ideal destination
for travelers looking for stories, adventure, relaxation and excellent food and wine products.