Monument to the fallen of Viareggio

The War Memorial of Viareggio, erected in 1927 and a joint work of the artists Lorenzo Viani and Domenico Rambelli, is an impressive testimony to the memory and sacrifice of the soldiers who fell during the 20th century.

The news of the construction of this monument was announced on November 11, 1918, during the armistice ceremony. This date, full of symbolic meaning, underlines the importance of memory and tribute to the heroes who gave their lives for their country.

This majestic monument features a marble base, on which stand a series of bronze figures, depicting the brave soldiers. The works, made with mastery, convey a sense of nobility and pride, capturing a moment of painful national pride.

Lorenzo Viani, a famous local artist, and Domenico Rambelli, a renowned sculptor originally from Faenza, have combined their artistic skills to create a work that occupies the space like a stage, inviting spectators to reflect on the profound meaning of sacrifice and memory.