Cippico Castle

Kaštel Novi, Croatia

In 1512, Pavao Antun Cippico, a nobleman from Trogir, built a fortified summer residence with inclined ground-floor walls and an adjoining fortified village for his labourers from the villages below Mount Kozjak.

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Founded: 1512
Category: Castles and fortifications in Croatia

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Tina Šimunić (2 years ago)
Having a sea bath in late October... Priceless. Old Kaštel Novi town, boardwalk, and Kula (Cipico castle/fortress).
Ivan Veljača (2 years ago)
And this is where Croatian politics failed the test. With a crazy act, they stopped one of the tourist pearls of Donji Kaštela. Today it was supposed to be a hotel that employs about thirty workers, it would have breathed life into that part of Kaštel Novi, but now it is falling apart. This is the best image of the Croatian government.
Stojanovic Luka (2 years ago)
Should i say something else ? This view .. coffe .. you can't ask for more ..
Alex Baxter (2 years ago)
It's an excellent promenade which includes this building, one of many lovely places to see here.
m s (3 years ago)
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