Guided tour of the trenches in Teis

At the beginning of the First World War in 1914, the Imperial and Royal Army

built trenches and caverns in the Teiser area.

These installations were intended to slow down, if not stop, the advance of Italian troops into the

Eisack Valley. As the Tyrolean front

stood firm in the south, the installations were never used for war purposes.

The "Teis Trenches Working Group" has set itself the task

of researching the construction of the trenches in more detail,

preserving important structural objects and making the installations accessible to

the public.

Join us on a journey through time and discover

impressive historical buildings!

Access to the paths and trenches is

at your own risk, good footwear is recommended.

Meeting point: 2.30 pm at the information office in Teis

at the Mineral Museum - duration approx. 1.5 hours

Participants: min. 4 people

Price: Immerse yourself in history on this free walking tour

, your donation supports the activities of the working group

Registration no later than the day before

at the Teis Mineral Museum, tel. +39 0472 844 522

Villlnöss information office, tel. +39 0472 840 180

or ONLINE www.villnoess.com