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View of the Pergine Castle

Remains of Fort Dosso delle Somme

The medieval castle now operates as a hotel and restaurant. You can even drive up to the castle, but the view from there is also impressive.

Spectacular building also known as the Castle of Trento, located in the centre of the city and currently adapted and converted into a historical museum. It was the residence of the prince-bishops and has its origins - visible today - in the large tower built in the 13th century. In 1475 it was renovated in the Gothic style of the time, which can be seen in some details of the rooms. There are also the cells of the soldiers who were prisoners of the First World War and who were shot in the castle moat, although these are not open to the public.

The Dosso della Somme fort was the most important outpost of the defensive line of the plateaus

Spectacular testimony to the presence of a massive defensive line, 30 km long, established by the Austro-Hungarian empire before 1914, which consists of seven fortifications.

The largest fortress in Trentino. Beautifully restored and maintained, with large, labyrinthine spaces, evocative stone architecture, and stunning views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. You can freely tour the fortified gates and courtyards, crescent-shaped bastions and stairways, patrol paths, and interior rooms housing weapons collections and other interesting surprises. You'll spend at least two hours there, and it's well worth the (fair) price of admission. Castel Beseno stands in a highly strategic position: a high hill along the Vallagarina, at the entrance to the Rio Cavallo Valley; it essentially controlled the communication routes between the Germanic area and the Italian peninsula, both from the Trento and Folgaria sides. Of medieval origin (12th century), it was expanded and modernized over the centuries. In particular, during the 16th century, it was rebuilt and renovated, transforming its appearance from a medieval castle to that of a Renaissance residence, while retaining its identity as a well-armed defensive fortress. After a long period of abandonment, in 1973 the Trapp counts, owners since 1470, donated the castle to the Autonomous Province of Trento, which oversaw its masterful restoration. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castel_Beseno https://www.buonconsiglio.it/castel-beseno/

Impressive castle and easy to reach.