🏰 Tenna works

Fort Tenna is an Austro-Hungarian fort built to guard the city of Trento. It is located on the hill that separates the lakes of Caldonazzo and Levico southeast of Trento. The fort was built between 1880-82, under the supervision of Julius Vogl. The building of Fort Tenna was part of a new strategy of building fortifications to reduce the amount of land sacrifice in case of invasion. The fort was supplied by a cable-car coming from the western shore of Lake Levico. Fort Tenna also controlled the access road lead towards Monterovere, which along the same road were the arguably the newest and best fortifications in the empire.