Montanaro Castle

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Montanaro Castle was documented first time in the 14th century, but it was destroyed by French army in 1515 and partially rebuilt as residence by cardinal Bonifacio Ferrero. He was granted to build a mint to the tower of castle. Today the 16th century appearance still exists.

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Address
Via G. Mazzini 14, Montanaro, Italy

Established
16th century

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