フォリアーノ・レディプリアの洞窟・トップ7

1274年以来、「Castrum Zazilet」として少なくとも記録されているが、おそらくそれよりはるかに古いサチレット城は、アクイレイアからチヴィダーレへ通じる古代の街道を支配しており、その戦略的な位置はフリウリ地方南部の総主教領にとって重要であったため、総主教とゴリツィア伯爵の間で何度も争いの対象となった。出典: consorziocastelli.it

A fortified building has been documented at the castle site since 1263. It was purchased by the Patriarch of Aquileia in 1303 and destroyed in 1309. In 1491, the building was sold to Bernardino di Floriano Antonini, who had it converted into a residential building. At the beginning of the 20th century, Enrico Paolo Salem, who had acquired the building in 1923, had the core of the complex completely rebuilt in the Romanesque style. Today, it is fully restored and serves as a private residence. Source: Wikipedia

The Castello Di Spessa is set in a magnificent centuries-old park. It was acquired by the Pali family in 1987, along with the surrounding vineyards, and given new life. Today, it is the heart of the Castello di Spessa Resort, featuring an 18-hole golf course, the Hosteria del Castello, a winery, a wine shop, the La Tavernetta al Castello restaurant, the Il Gusto di Casanova bistro, apartments, and meeting and event spaces. Information: https://www.turismofvg.it/de/urlaub-auf-dem-bauernhof/castello-di-spessa?LangSetCMS=de

The Castello Di Spessa is set in a magnificent centuries-old park. It was acquired by the Pali family in 1987, along with the surrounding vineyards, and given new life. Today, it is the heart of the Castello di Spessa Resort, featuring an 18-hole golf course, the Hosteria del Castello, a winery, a wine shop, the La Tavernetta al Castello restaurant, the Il Gusto di Casanova bistro, apartments, and meeting and event spaces. Information: https://www.turismofvg.it/de/urlaub-auf-dem-bauernhof/castello-di-spessa?LangSetCMS=de

In a beautiful area of Collio, surrounded by vineyards. Worth a visit.

beautiful castle in the lower Friuli

Beautiful panorama in the Collio

The fortress was built by the Patriarchs of Aquileia in the Middle Ages on the ruins of late ancient structures. In 1409 it passed to the Counts of Gorizia and in 1420 to Venice, where it remained until 1797. During the Venetian domination it was reinforced again and elected as a stronghold of the defensive line of the eastern border. Partly destroyed by the war, the fortress was restored by the Superintendency between 1950 and 1955. Since 30 March 1970 it has been home to the Speleo-Paleontological Museum, in which over ten thousand historical-scientific finds are on display.