Trebiano Castle

Trebiano Magra, Italy

Trebiano Castle was documented first in 963 AD. It was built on a roughly square form with four corner towers.

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Founded: 10th century AD
Category: Castles and fortifications in Italy

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Suanne (18 months ago)
We experienced the most beautiful wine tasting at the castle. Not only the winery have breath taking views but also offer special tours with wonderful wine testings. However, we had shipped 5 bottles of wine with one gallon of olive oil at the winery a month ago, but we still haven’t receive yet..hopefully soon. Highly recommend to visit!
Matteo Novelli (2 years ago)
Very nice village, beautiful view. The suggestive castle has its charm, but a little too abandoned to itself, it would be enough to cut the weeds and the road to enter it, because you have to be a little Indiana Jones to find the entrance, too bad
Federica Ravecca (2 years ago)
Castle now in ruins. Very beautiful but unfortunately only some remains can make us imagine its beauty of other times. The village is very nice and well kept. Very open and suggestive panorama
Claudio La Porta (2 years ago)
Unfortunately abandoned to itself, and officially it is definitely closed, but it is a wonderful structure. A disaster to see it unused and destined to collapse.
Aldo Carneade (3 years ago)
Salendo per tutte le vie del borgo, che è molto bello, si arriva fino al Castello che un tempo era una fortificazione difensiva. Peccato che ormai sia in condizioni pessime. Siamo però riusciti a salire fino in cima, perché l'erba era tagliata. Bellissimo il panorama!
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