Fort Gondo is an impressive military historical structure, deeply embedded in the rocks of the Simplon Pass. Originally built during World War I and II as protection for the important Simplon route, the fortress served as a defensive fortification. Today, the fortress is an Ecomuseum, offering fascinating insights into military history and the strategic importance of the Simplon Pass. Visitors can explore the underground passages, casemates, and artillery positions while admiring the impressive architecture and engineering carved into the massive rock. Changing exhibitions and guided tours make Fort Gondo a thrilling destination for history enthusiasts and technology aficionados.
Guided Tours: Available, all information on the Ecomuseum's website.
