Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Murat Castle (38,7 km)
Nicastro Cathedral (56,5 km)
Archaeological Park of Locri (35,9 km)
Serra San Bruno Charterhouse (15,9 km)
Co-Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta (33,8 km)
Scolacium Archaeological Park (38 km)
Squillace Castle (33,7 km)
Santa Maria della Roccella (38,2 km)
Santa Maria Assunta Church (60,8 km)
User Reviews
Red S (14 months ago)
Was worth the climb?
Was worth the climb?
Monika (5 years ago)
If you are fit enough to climb to the top do so.. the view is magnificent. Make sure you stop for a cooling granita on the down
If you are fit enough to climb to the top do so.. the view is magnificent. Make sure you stop for a cooling granita on the down
Sandro A (5 years ago)
Breath-taking view
Breath-taking view
Ted Kemp (6 years ago)
It's a fairly tough walk of about an hour from near La Cattolica to reach this castle. The castle is impressive and atmospheric, semi-ruined but with enough enclosed spaces still surviving to give an idea of how it would have been in its prime. The setting and view is spectacular and one can imagine how the fortress would have been an important strategic location. It seemed as though some attempt had been made to renovate the site to encourage visitors, but then abandoned. In places the were what looked like relatively new benches, platforms and fencing. but information boards were blank and unfinished, and the gates to the castle were secured by a piece of wire! There are no staff on site. The final stretch of the path was poorly maintained and felt a little dangerous in places. Well worth a visit, the lack of care does at least mean that you will not find the place overcrowded with other visitors.
It's a fairly tough walk of about an hour from near La Cattolica to reach this castle. The castle is impressive and atmospheric, semi-ruined but with enough enclosed spaces still surviving to give an idea of how it would have been in its prime. The setting and view is spectacular and one can imagine how the fortress would have been an important strategic location. It seemed as though some attempt had been made to renovate the site to encourage visitors, but then abandoned. In places the were what looked like relatively new benches, platforms and fencing. but information boards were blank and unfinished, and the gates to the castle were secured by a piece of wire! There are no staff on site. The final stretch of the path was poorly maintained and felt a little dangerous in places. Well worth a visit, the lack of care does at least mean that you will not find the place overcrowded with other visitors.
