Diga di Molare
Diga di Molare, located near the town of Molare, is a partially ruined dam surrounded by dense forest and rugged terrain. Built in the early 20th century and known for its tragic collapse in 1935, the site now stands as a haunting structure with weathered stonework and broken sections that create strong visual contrast against the natural landscape. Photographers can explore trails and elevated viewpoints to capture the dam’s remaining walls and the surrounding valley, particularly atmospheric in misty or overcast conditions. Quiet and seldom visited, Diga di Molare is a unique destination for those drawn to industrial ruins and dramatic, reflective scenes. (Molare, Province of Alessandria, Italy)
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