{"id":2533,"date":"2014-01-21T14:59:18","date_gmt":"2014-01-21T14:59:18","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.italygreentravel.com\/?p=2533"},"modified":"2022-03-07T18:38:14","modified_gmt":"2022-03-07T17:38:14","slug":"castles-italy","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/2014\/01\/castles-italy\/","title":{"rendered":"Do you believe in fairy tales?"},"content":{"rendered":"

The price kissed the princess and they lived happily ever after in an enchanted castle guarded by a spitfire dragon<\/strong>…well maybe this is not the correct follow up of the old fairy tales but \u201cand they lived happily ever after\u201d is the right one, isn\u2019t it?\u00a0\u00a0We have been listening to this happy end so many times at the end of a bedtime story that each time we see the shape of a castle far on the horizon we cannot but hear this lovely lullaby resounding in our ears.\u00a0And almost immediately the hard reality hits us: princes and princesses are far away heroes<\/strong> unlikely to step today\u2019s roads. New princes and princesses have given up the royal garments and they no longer tour their properties in a two white horse carriage with gold gilded armoured soldiers: they live everyday life and they sometime play as special guests in kitsch TV shows<\/strong> or they become the laughing stocks<\/strong> in awarded movies such as \u201cLa Dolce Vita<\/strong>\u201d and the recently Golden Globe awarded\u00a0\u201cLa Grande Bellezza\u201d<\/strong> or if they are smart enough they \u201cturn their past into their gold future\u201d and offer some of us the opportunity to stay in castles and\u00a0leave a dream<\/strong>…though just for one night.<\/p>\n

This is the case of the 5 magical castles<\/strong> herewith: you may not be a supporter of royalties but the charm<\/strong> of\u00a0a night<\/strong> in a place where century old families were born, live, loved and died is irresistible<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Torre Della Botonta in Castel Ritaldi (Perugia): the bloody tower<\/h2>\n

The original stones of this XIV century castle tell us the story of a land ravaged by riots, upheavals, battles and destructions until when the area was finally assigned to the Spoleto feud in 1520.
\nThe structure is now part of what we could call a \u201cwidespread hotel\u201d that is a hotel whose rooms are not located in a unique building or property but in different locations through the village.
\nTorre della Botonta rooms are named after natural materials<\/strong> such as \u201cThe canopy room\u201d (the hemp room) or \u201cThe silk room\u201d: experience a stay at \u201cTorre della Botonta\u201d and feel like the Nordic royalties<\/strong> who do their best to look so common<\/strong> and do not forget to go green<\/strong> as an example to their citizens\u2026eco chic<\/strong>
\nWishing for a royal green stopover? Check at Torre della Botonta Castle<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Albergo Diffuso Torre della Botonta, ancient casle near Perugia (Tuscany)<\/div><\/div>\n

Castello di Petralia Sottana in Petralia Sottana (Palermo): from the Normans to the Jewish community up to Garibaldi, a compendium of the Italian history in a castle<\/h2>\n

Built in 1062 by the Normans who conquered Sicily, the castle was then property of the Arabians , the Svevi and on and on till the 1000 soldiers headed by General Giuseppe Garibaldi, the \u201cGaribaldini\u201d,<\/strong> took the castle rooms to set their offices.
\nThe castle has undergone a complete restoration works respecting the original Norman structure and guests can stay in one of the 12 rooms<\/strong> (9 regular rooms and 3 juniorsuites), enjoy modern technology<\/strong> (wifi, satellite TV, A\/C system, etc) and the old culinary traditional specialties<\/strong> such as the pork leg cooked<\/strong> for 8 hours <\/strong>over wood fire or the veal steaks over a mushrooms and basil bed. Hard enough to find the same tastes somewhere else.
\nFind out more on the green concept inspiring the \u201cCastello di Petralia\u201d guest philosopy at\u00a0Petralia Castle<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Petralia Sottana, Palermo (Sicily)<\/div><\/div>\n

Castle of Zorzino in Riva Di Solto (Bergamo): up where the eagles belong…maybe not that high!<\/h2>\n

The Castle was built in the Middle Ages as a fortress overlooking the Iseo Lake at the feet of the Prealpi mountains. Beautifully surrounded by green fields and woods, the Castle has been restored according to the latest bioarchitectural principles<\/strong> and has been awarded the Ecolabel \u201cLegambiente Turismo\u201d,<\/strong> a European certificate for properties supporting low impact and sustainable practices.
\nOn top of feeling the lady or lord of the castle for one day, you may even feel the thrill of being the Lady of the Lake of Iseo<\/strong> as the actual Castle owners rent their sailing boat with skipper services for a lake excursion. Can you really dream of a better place for a spring week end?<\/p>\n

Info:\u00a0Zorzino Castle<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Castello di Compiano in Compiano (Parma): have a panigaccio and a well done steak up at the castle!<\/h2>\n

And here it is the typical example of \u201cturning wood into gold\u201d: the old castle in the heart of the Parma Apenines has been converted into a glamorous Relais featuring everything you may look for:
\n3 Museums<\/strong> for curious minds (the Castle Museums<\/a>)
\n1 Restaurant<\/strong> or actually a panigacceria<\/strong>, panigaccio being a light bread similar to a more common \u201cpiadina\u201d made of wheat, water and salt and baked on a terracotta dish on fire (Panigaccieria<\/a>).
\nAnd for real hungry ones, the savory steaks<\/strong> of the locally grown cattle.
\n1 Convention centre<\/strong> for unconventional meetings
\n1 Dreamlike location<\/strong> for your fairy tale wedding
\n1 Day care center<\/strong> for your kids
\nCheck details at<\/strong> Compiano Castle<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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Compiano Castle, ph. by Barbaragin, via flickr<\/div><\/div>\n

Castle of Scipione of Marchesi Pallavicino in Salsomaggiore Terme (Piacenza): The Marquis who refused the Title of Prince<\/h2>\n

So the story goes: the Marquis of Pallavicino are together with the Hannover and the Malaspina families\u2019 one of the noble families with longest tradition in Europe. Their origins date back to 1025 and their castle was built on the ruins of Lucius Cornelius Scipio Africanus Villa<\/strong>.
\nIn 1636 the Emperor Ferdinand offered them the \u201cTitle of Prince\u201d<\/strong> and the Marquis of Pallavicino disdainfully refused it<\/strong> loyal to the title of\u201dMarquis Pallavicino\u201d he had always had.
\nThe marquis \u2018strength and fierceness can still be sensed through the massive walls of this ancient fortress and the luxurious 2 suites where guests can stay overnight:
\nBlue Suite<\/strong> known as the Watchtower
\nGreen Suite<\/strong> located behind where the drawbridge was once located.<\/p>\n

Info:<\/strong>\u00a0Castle of Scipione<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Castle of Scipione, near Piacenza (Emilia Romagna)<\/div><\/div>\n

And if you do not have a fully day and night but you are after a unique experience and share some memorable time with your dearest ones, you can\u2019t but go and visit:<\/p>\n

Castle of Miramare, in Trieste: where the Austria Hungarian Empress Sissi spent her holidays<\/h2>\n

Built by Maximilian of Augsburg to make it his home, the Castle welcomed many noble and famous guests such as the\u00a0Empress Elisabeth of Austria, the legendary Sissi<\/strong>.
\nIt became the solitary \u201cbuen retiro\u201d of Charlotte of Augsburg. Charlotte lived there by herself the rest of her life when Maximilian was executed by a local upheaval in Mexico.
\nMaximilian, a former Marine official, had asked the architect to have a palace reminding him of his naval life. The architect designed a castle which actually reminds\u00a0the prow of a vessel.<\/strong>
\nThis is why\u00a0the Castle of Miramare enjoys a breathtaking view hanging on a cliff over the Gulf of Trieste.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Info:\u00a0Castle of Miramare, Trieste<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Castle of Miramare Trieste by Tony Hammond via Flickr<\/strong><\/div><\/div>\n

Castle of Fenis in Fenis, Aosta: from castle to barn and back to castle- the destiny of an old important \u201cmessieur\u201d<\/h2>\n

Built in approx. 1240 by the Viscount of Aosta, this gigantic pentagonal based building became the war chest of a territorial fight and was sadly doomed to be dismissed and it was even finally turned into a barn<\/strong>.
\nThe castle was restored by his owner the architect Mr Alfredo d\u2019Andrare in 1895 and in a later on restoration campaign the castle got its current appearance. The rooms were also provided with wood period furniture. Your kids will adore the \u201carmory selection\u201d<\/strong> and the art lovers will admire the little chapel frescoed by Giacomo Jaquerio<\/strong>.
\nWishing to arrange your visit? Have a look first at Castle of Fenis, Aosta<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Castle of Fenis, Aosta, Italy, ph. by molamolax<\/div><\/div>\n

Castle Scaligero in Sirmione, Lake of Garda: a Castle over the lake<\/h2>\n

Quite an exception in the Italian castle catalogue, this massive castle lies\u00a0on the shore of the Lake of Garda<\/strong> at the entrance of the picturesque village of Sirmione.
\nSirmione has been a very well known and well appreciated vacation place since the Roman ages: the poet Catullo<\/strong> used to have his\u00a0villa at the top of the hill in the centre of the village and the divine Maria Callas<\/strong> spent her holidays and weekends here when living with his Italian husband, Mr Meneghini
\nFor more details: Castle Scaligero in Sirmione<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Castle of Sirmione, ph. di Vly, via flickr<\/div><\/div>\n

Castle of the Mount in Andria surrounding : where the eagle loved to fly and \u2026rest<\/h2>\n

Never heard of Frederik II of Svevia? <\/strong>\u00a0Well, you have lost an occasion to fall in love with history and South of Italy. Frederik II was the son of Costance of Altavilla, heiress of the Norman Empire in Sicily and South of Italy and of the son of Frederick Redbeard. Grown up and educated at the Pope court, he then became his fierce enemy.
\nFrederik II spoke 6 languages fluently, was an avid scholar and what the French will call a \u201cbon vivant\u201d.<\/strong>
\nThe castle dates back to the XIII century according to documents and due to its relatively small size it is believed it was meant to be a hunting lodge. Yet its octagonal structure, its position, the legends around Frederik II lead to think the castle<\/strong> may have had some super natural powers<\/strong> and relevance.
\nThe Castle of the Mount is one of the Unesco World Heritage<\/strong> properties since 1996.
\nCuriosity 1<\/strong>: Doxorubicin, a chemical element in much chemotherapy comes from the strain of a bacterioum found in the soil around the castle
\nCuriosity 2<\/strong>: the Castle of the Mount can be seen on one of the side of the 1\u20ac Italian coin<\/p>\n

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Castle of the Mount in Andria surrounding by Paolo via Flickr<\/div><\/div>\n

Castle of Ferrara in Ferrara: will you lock your brother in your castle prison for a lifetime? Well, the Italian Alfonso I d\u2019Este did<\/h2>\n

Right in the city center and surrounded by the defensive walls and moat<\/strong>, the castle was built and readapted to be first a fortress and later on a Renaissance villa<\/strong> for the glory of the Este family and the pleasure of the world famous Lucrecia Borgia<\/strong>, beloved wife of the Duke Alfonso I.\u00a0 And yet the locals remember it especially for the sad story of Don Giulio<\/strong>, the brothers of the Duke Alfonso I: Giulio and Ippolito<\/strong>, bothers of Alfonso I, both fell in love with Angela Borgia<\/strong>, the cousin of the beautiful Lucrecia Borgia.
\nIppolito sentenced therefore Giulio to death but the sentence was not executed. Giulio was beaten up but he survived. He lost nonetheless the use of one eye. From that moments on, Giulio could not but think how to revenge. His conspirator was found out and he was sentenced to death imprisonment<\/strong> in the dungeon of the castle. He was graced in 1559 after 53 years of imprisonment<\/strong>.
\nCan\u2019t wait to see Don Giulio\u2019s prisons? Castle of Ferrara<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Castle of Ferrara, ph. by Mazzaq-Mauro Mazzacurati, via flickr<\/div><\/div>\n

Rocche di Montexelo, for a magical holiday in the Langhe and Roero<\/h2>\n

Among the hills of Roero<\/strong>, in one of the most evocative villages of the Langhe-Roero, stands the beautiful Monticello castle<\/strong>. Surrounded by a large park, the medieval castle is still inhabited in summer but can be visited on weekends. A truly suggestive place, surrounded by a large centuries-old park with ponds and ancient walls. Here every weekend becomes a dream, you can live it by organizing your romantic stay in the eco-hotel\u00a0Rocche di Montexelo<\/strong>. In addition to a suggestive view of the castle of Monticello, you can enjoy the spa and the exclusive wellness experience.<\/p>\n

Info and booking: Rocche di Montexelo<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Rocche di Montexelo, with castle view, in Roero-Langhe<\/div><\/div>\n

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