The infantry fortress in the Gondo Gorge was of central importance for the defence of the borders during the Second World War. You can visit the fortress on a guided tour.
The Stockalperweg leads through the 350-metre-long connecting tunnel today. You can admire the rooms in the bunker with the gun, the soldiers' room, the troop accommodation, the central gallery, the officers' room and the kitchen on a tour with one of our knowledgeable guides. In the soldier's quarters, plans, photos, models and objects will explain the fortress museum and the history of the military presence on the Simplon.
Did you know that the Simplon Adler was built from stones removed when the fort was blown up? Our guides will tell you more exciting stories of the border occupation at the Simplon.
Meeting point
North entrance of the fortNotes
Language: German, French, Italian
Date and time: on request
Payment: by invoice or cash on site
