Medieval castle in Abruzzo Italy with interior surface of 4 000 sqm surrounded by 10 000 sqm of parkland has been rebuilt and enlarged between the XIII and XV centuries. It is one of the largest and best-conserved castles in Italy.

The architectural pentagonal layout of the castle in Abruzzo with internal courtyard has four stores above ground and sits upon the summit of mountainous ridge overlooking the valley of the river Liri.

It is 120 km away from Rome and the same distance away from Naples (one-hour driving).

The manor with its splendid parks and ancient trees can be used as a noble residence of prestige for private owners and companies, as a hotel, a clinic or as a residence for ancient people.

In 1970 this medieval castle in Italy was arranged for the use as a hotel.

 

Now it consists of:

• Two halls and several meeting rooms
• Two restaurants capable of hosting up 400 people
• Three bars
• Armory room, library, with paintings and tapestries
• Chapel for ceremonies
• 35 bedrooms of various sizes, all with bathrooms
• Terraces, towers and walkways
• Two swimming pools
• Parking lot