Toblino Castle

Calavino, Italy

Toblino is one of the most famous castles in Trentino. It owes its fame to a unique location and the beautiful environment that surrounds it, but also to the many dark legends that found a fertile ground to originate and grow in that park and among those walls. The structure is built on a small peninsula of Lake Toblino.

Since the 1100s the castle was owned by the vassals of Prince Bishop of Trento, but has changed hands several times. In 1848 it was besieged by the volunteer corps of Lombardian army.

The present appearance of Toblino castle, that is now an elegant restaurant, is the result of a reconstruction ordered by Bernardo Cles in the 16th century.

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Founded: 12th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in Italy

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František Zimmermann (3 years ago)
Absolutely breathtaking place, great gift right by the water, beautiful and perfect restaurant, with many awards.
lavander cat (3 years ago)
Incredible lake castle which is a hotel and restaurant. Amazing food and beautiful inner courtyard. Atmospheric, beautiful , fantastic food and great staff. An incredible experience - highly recommended.
Marta Stefanska (3 years ago)
Wow what an amazing venue, staff and the food I don't think the words can describe. I highly recommend the beef. We came with a dog and the was no problem. The two gentlemen that looked after us were very professional and made us feel welcome from the very first moment. I highly recommend to visit!
Marzio Volpi (3 years ago)
One of the most beautiful places of Trentino.
Veneto Travel Agency (3 years ago)
I have visited this place many times in my day trips , with my clients, and all of them loved it ! Spectacular location on the lake , with amazing scenery! Definitely a must stop when travelling towards Garda Lake !
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