Castles in Italy

The castle San Angelo (Castel Sant 'Angelo) is one of the historical sites in Rome. San Angelo was built on the right bank of the Tiber River. San Angelo Castle is known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian.

Bardi Castle is a beautiful medieval castle that dominates the Italian town of same name. Barni Castle is located in the province of Parma, 50 km southwest from the city of Parma.

Castle Malcesine, Maltsezin or Malkezin title dominates the Italian resort town located on the lake Garda in Italy. Castle Malcesine is located 120km of Venice and 40 km north west of Verona.

Castle Nuovo is located next to the port of Naples and has a beautiful view of the sea. Over the centuries, Castel Nuovo was an arena of many historical and important events in Italy.

Conversano Castle (Conversion Castle) is one of the main sights of the Italian city that holds the same name. Conversano is located in the southeast coast of Italy, within the region known as Puglia.

The Royal Palace of Caserta is located in the province of Caserta in the Italian region of Campania. The Royal Palace of Caserta is located in Naples.

Castel del Monte is the chateau, which impresses with its strict medieval, military architecture. Castel del Monte is located 55 km west of metropolitan Bari in southeastern Italy.

Sforzesco castle is located in Milan and is one of the most famous historical castles in Italy. The original fort site today of Sforzesco is named Di Porta Giovia and was built between 1360 and 1370.