Luserna

Located in Luserna, the Haus von Prükk Museum House showcases history through a restored farmhouse by the Cimbro Institute - Kulturinstitu Lusérn. The 19th and 20th-century buildings feature exposed stone walls. Beyond the stables on the lower floor, a stone staircase leads to kitchens and bedrooms furnished with period pieces.

Constructed between 1908 and 1912, Forte Lusérn majestically resides at the summit of Cima Campo, perched at an altitude of 1549 meters. Once adorned with the lofty title of "Padreterno", this fort, in conjunction with Forte Busa Verle, was entrusted with the critical task of monitoring the Passo Vezzena pass. The fort's formidable armament composed of four howitzers housed in armored turrets, two 8 cm cannons, and 19 machine gun positions. Additionally, it features the Oberwiesen and Viaz outposts, advanced positions accessible via a tunnel and a path carved through the forest. In the early days of war, it endured

The Museo Lusérn - Istituto Cimbro/Kulturinstitut Lusérn is dedicated to preserving and promoting the Cimbrian language and culture. The museum showcases the origins, history, and traditions of the Cimbrian community of Luserna. Exhibits include panels, ethnographic artifacts, and multimedia tools that explore the Luserna territory and the Cimbrian Highlands. Visitors can learn about different aspects of this unique cultural region through a comprehensive and immersive experience.