This mausoleum contains the tomb of Cesare Battisti, an Austrian citizen, geographer and socialist politician, who emerged at the beginning of World War I when he held public meetings demanding Italy to join the forces of the Triple Entente against Austria, and he was a follower of the Italian non-extremism movement aimed at Trentino united with the Kingdom of Italy, and although he was still an Austrian, Battisti fought against the Austro-Hungarian army on the Italian front. He was captured by the Austro-Hungarian army on July 10, 1916 and hanged for high treason on July 12, 1916. Visitors come to the mausoleum in honor of Cesare Battisti, and to enjoy the nature that surrounds the shrine of greenery due to its location on a high hill that provides a breathtaking view of the city.