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Antonio D'Imperio (9 months ago)
Relaxing place in its own small way. Nicely remodeled in courtyard spaces. The chapel with 13th century frescoes on the ground floor of the tower is truly excellent.
Relaxing place in its own small way. Nicely remodeled in courtyard spaces. The chapel with 13th century frescoes on the ground floor of the tower is truly excellent.
Paolo (11 months ago)
Well restored and well maintained castle, not large but welcoming park inside, used for many public events... A place to be preserved....
Well restored and well maintained castle, not large but welcoming park inside, used for many public events... A place to be preserved....
Nazzario (13 months ago)
Beautiful castle dating back to the year 1000 which houses the Silvio Grimaldi library, restored and a fantastic place to study surrounded by history but without giving up comfort (PC sockets and connection). The park surrounded by walls surrounding the castle is equally worthy of a visit and is a place for cultural events and meeting places. A cycle of frescoes of notable historical-artistic value has just been restored on the ground floor of the Torrione.
Beautiful castle dating back to the year 1000 which houses the Silvio Grimaldi library, restored and a fantastic place to study surrounded by history but without giving up comfort (PC sockets and connection). The park surrounded by walls surrounding the castle is equally worthy of a visit and is a place for cultural events and meeting places. A cycle of frescoes of notable historical-artistic value has just been restored on the ground floor of the Torrione.
alex bitron (13 months ago)
Guided tour on the occasion of the spring fair, really excellent realization in collaboration with high school students and theater body. A praise to the councilor of culture Nicoletta Cerrato.
Guided tour on the occasion of the spring fair, really excellent realization in collaboration with high school students and theater body. A praise to the councilor of culture Nicoletta Cerrato.
