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Castello Consortile di Buronzo is a rare example of a complex of fortified houses and towers that stands in the heart of the Baraggia.

Fortification present in the municipality of the same name, built starting from 1170 by Alberto di Rovasenda. At first it performed exclusively military functions and then became an economic and agricultural center in the 18th century.

Consortium or lordly castle built together with other fortifications in the surrounding area by the Buronzo family from which the municipality in which it stands takes its name. The first documents appear in the records of the learner Corrado II around the year one thousand

it was part of the walls of the fourteenth century. which included two city gates, of which the one to the north called the upper was destroyed and this one to the south called the lower was restored in the 70s

The origins of the castle of Castellengo date back to the 10th century. After the owner family, the Frichignono, became extinct in 1883, the castle underwent a gradual abandonment, changing ownership several times. In 1990 the current owners began a careful conservative restoration which is still in progress. Today it is possible to stay overnight inside the castle, which has been transformed into a luxury B&B.

among the few remaining ruins of the medieval Castle of Salussola after collapses and alterations over time

Castellengo is a small village located east of the Baraggia oriented reserve, in the Nebbiolo DOC production area. Worthy of note are its castle which dominates from above with a splendid view over the Vercelli plain and below the parish church of San Pietro e Paolo dating back to the mid-twelfth century. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castellengo http://archeocarta.org/cossato-bi-chiesa-dei-ss-pietro-e-paolo-a-castellengo/