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If you stand in the courtyard of Castel del Monte and look up at the blue sky, you can see the Octagon.

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Minervino Murge rises over 400 m above sea level on the western side of the Murge. The city is rich in history and some evidence of it can still be visited, including the Norman castle, the Romanesque cathedral and the votive lighthouse.

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Minervino Murge is located on the western side of the Murge, at more than 400 meters above sea level. The city has ancient origins and preserves historical and artistic testimonies from various eras, including the Norman castle, the Romanesque cathedral and the votive lighthouse. From the views of the town you can enjoy an impressive view of the Tavoliere delle Puglie and the area is also famous for the production of the Minervino DOC red wine.

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Today only the small church, not far from the castle, remains of the ancient village, dedicated to the Madonna. The castle of Monteserico belonged in the following centuries to several local noble lords. From the seventeenth to the end of the eighteenth century. it was owned by the Genoese Grimaldi dei Doria and some descendants of the Sancia family. It remained abandoned, therefore, for more than half a century, until in 1857 it was bought by local barons, the dell'Agli-Cetti, when however it had already become an uninhabitable place

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The manor is accessed via a ramp paved with cobblestones. After the entrance portal, you enter a square courtyard that separates the keep from the external mass that encloses it. Originally the entrance was located exactly on the opposite side to the current one, opened only in recent times (19th century), and consisted of an ogival door with stone frames. The ground floor plan is divided into two parts with an arch supporting a pointed barrel vault. The two upper floors are accessed via a spiral staircase.

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Towards 980 it happened that Otto II, after having invaded Puglia, arranged for defense posts to be created on the borders of the occupied regions to also serve as supply points for the planned Calabrie enterprise. Then the Castle was transformed into a fortress.

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