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Monumento ai Caduti in guerra - Arco di Trionfo

60 Reviews

#44 of 107 things to do in Caserta

Sights & Landmarks, Points of Interest & Landmarks, Monuments & Statues

Piazza IV Novembre, Caserta, Italy

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“shame - neglected monument”

In via Unita Italia- a monument for the Italian soldiers bu it seems that the municipality neglect... read more

Reviewed 26 November 2016

Ram.dr. D

Tel Aviv, Israel

“in memoriam”

simple, white marble monument, in the traditional style of the thirties closes the view at the end... read more

Reviewed 15 April 2016

apis42

Caserta, Italy

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3.5 60 reviews

Excellent16%
Very good26%
Average35%
Poor15%
Terrible8%

9 Sep 2017

“Quick Walk Past”

25 Nov 2016

“shame - neglected monument”

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Piazza IV Novembre, Caserta, Italy

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Shawn H

5825

Reviewed 10 September 2017

Quick Walk Past

We walked past the war monument in Caserta and it was unfortunately not a highlight of our trip. We really loved our stay in Caserta, but this part of town was not the best and the monument itself has been clearly abandoned to its fate,...More

Thank Shawn H

Ram.dr. D

Tel Aviv, Israel

20660

Reviewed 26 November 2016

shame - neglected monument

In via Unita Italia- a monument for the Italian soldiers bu it seems that the municipality neglect the place- dirty and the pools are empty

Thank Ram.dr. D

Raul P

Bournemouth, United Kingdom

8114

Reviewed 3 June 2016

Concrete relic used to walk dogs

Such a heroic sounding name and inscription but in reality it's a dirty, ignored concrete monstrosity next to a busy road that is used for dogs to poo in.

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apis42

Caserta, Italy

17541

Reviewed 15 April 2016

in memoriam

simple, white marble monument, in the traditional style of the thirties closes the view at the end of Corso Trieste. It's not the best monument in town but it's there in memoriam of the fallen of all the wars. So R.I.P.

Thank apis42

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