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We really appreciated this school trip because we learned a lot. When we were on the Vajont's dam, we understood the drama of the disaster and we were impressed about the landscape and the dam.

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During the morning, we visited the National Park of the Friulian Dolomites. This park is called Cellina. First we walked through the woods and then we walked along the Dint path. We saw the Barcis lake and the dam.In the afternoon we admired the Cellina canyon and we observed the limestone formations. After that we watched a documentary about the Cellina park. Later we visited the Vajont's dam and we walked on top of the dam. We also visited the Vajont cemetery, where the victims of the disaster are buried and we said a prayer.

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This is the first page of an Italian newspaper, showing that the disaster of the Vajont could be avoided.

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Now people can crown the dam

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The Vajont dam now

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The Vajont dam in 1963. It was the biggest dam in the world. it was 264 metres high.

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On 9 th October 1963, in the village of Vajont in Friuli Venezia Giulia, a vast chunk of the montain Toc fell into the artificial lake of the dam. It caused 2 huge waves, one went in the direction of the villages of Erto and Casso, and the other, the most disastrous went to Longarone. The wall of water pushed an air pocket before it. The water and the air killed about 2000 people. The village of Longarone was totally destroyed. There were only a few survivors. Vajont dam remained intact.

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Sixth step: MIG

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Fifth step: Vajont's victims cemetery

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Fourth step: Vajont dam

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Third step: Cellina canyon

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Second step: Barcis Lake

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First step: National Park of Friulian Dolomites