The Italian War History Museum of Rovereto is located in the castle of Rovereto. The castle is the only example of Venetian architecture in Trentino. The Museum was founded in 1921 with the aim of documenting the history that involved the whole territory and the city. The Museum houses collections with materials relating to the Second World War and the Italian colonial wars. The collection was made up of public donations or local private donations. The first collection includes uniforms, works of art, photographs, memorabilia, posters, collections of weapons, everyday objects in the trenches, letters, diaries and honors. Of great interest is one of the last St. Chamond guns from 1916 exhibited at the Museum. Even today there are deep caves that house the artillery that were made during the Great War. The collection is one of the largest in Italy and includes bombards, cannons and ammunition material. The Museum hosts temporary exhibitions that enter into dialogue with the collections and museum themes.