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nice place, very well kept

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Identified as Cavernago Castle, it had a moat and belonged to the Canons of the Cathedral of S. Alessandro in Bergamo

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Trebecco Castle

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Village of Trebecco

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Cavernago Castle dates back to 1243. In 1470 it became the seat of Bartolomeo Colleoni. Today it is a private property of a descendant of the Gonzaga family. Home to a restaurant for prestigious ceremonies.

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small, perfectly preserved village

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E-bike charging station

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Beautiful castle. Intact, well maintained and panoramic

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Beautiful castle in excellent condition

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beautiful castle reachable along the dirt road of the Ghisalba Bike Park or by road from the provincial road of Cavernago

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Round trip starting from the Fui ' farmhouse going up to the Tower and passing through the S.Marco toll booth (Bagnatica)

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The Castle with a square plan and a central courtyard was enlarged in volume and enriched with porticoes and loggias. Protected by two circles of walls raised compared to the original ones, it was surrounded by a second moat with access from the south and north via drawbridges. The entire complex thus became an inaccessible citadel, where brilliant court life was entertained, a destination for artists and illustrious guests. Much of the decorative and pictorial apparatus also dates back to the works commissioned by Colleoni, with a prevalence of frescoes in the French style, because the leader loved to surround himself with painters from Burgundy, linked to international Gothic.

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Malpaga Castle presents itself with a majestic appearance in the countryside of the surrounding low Bergamo plain. This manor, due to the historical events and the remarkable architectural interest, is certainly a place of particular charm. Its relevance is linked above all to one of the most important figures of the fifteenth century: the leader Bartolomeo Colleoni, captain general of all the militias of the Serenissima Republic of Venice. Bartolomeo Colleoni bought it to transform it into his main residence, as it was located in a strategic position on the border between the territories of the Venetian Republic and the Duchy of Milan.

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Cavernago Castle that can be visited on the occasion of the Days of the Castles: https://www.pianuradascopgere.com/events/giornate-dei-castelli-palazzi-e-borghi-medievali/ https://www.pianuradascopgere.com/destinations/il-castello-di-cavernago/

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Malpaga Castle that can be visited on the occasion of the Days of the Castles: https://www.pianuradascopgere.com/events/giornate-dei-castelli-palazzi-e-borghi-medievali/ https://www.pianuradascopgere.com/destinations/il-castello-di-malpaga/

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One of the oldest castles found on the ancient communication route that flanks the Oglio river. The construction of the Trebecco castle probably began in the 10th century. Its structure has remained substantially unchanged over the centuries, an extraordinary example of a fortified medieval village, the only entrance is a tower. The numerous changes of ownership over the course of its history have significantly contributed to its decay and that of the village, but, thanks to a recent restoration, it now makes it truly impressive.

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The castle is truly majestic and dominates the entire surrounding valley.

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The remains of the ancient tower that stands on the top of Colle San Geminiano, is what still exists today of the ancient Castle (or "Castrum") of the Ghisalbertini De Martinengo Counts, who bought it in 1045, becoming the lords of Mezzate ( today Bagnatica). Originally the tower was inserted in a much more complex fortified structure, surrounded by defensive walls, inside which other buildings were built, including the church dedicated to San Geminiano (no longer existing) and a well, whose remains are still visible. This castle, like many other fortifications in the area, had a defensive function of the plain, thanks to the excellent view from the top of the hill. The De Martinengo counts enjoyed a position of power for a long time from the time of the purchase of the Castrum, but the fights between families that took place in the 13th century caused them to fall into ruin, losing all power over the territory.

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During the first century BC the Roman intervention gave the Bagnatica area a definitive structure, with the works of agricultural subdivision and water regulation. In this period, the road layouts were defined, such as the foothill one, while in the area located between the two rivers Oglio and Cherio centers of significant importance such as Cicola, Telgate and Carobbio degli Angeli were established. The remains of Domus, villas, necropolis and stretches of roads testify the presence of the Romans everywhere. Of particular interest, for a historical reinterpretation of the territory, the wall structures referring to the Belvedere area and the ruins of Colle Alto.

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Climbed to the summit of Colle Alto 332 m a.s.l. also known as San Geminiano, at the top you can see the remains of a tower "la Bastia" of the Castle of the Ghisalbertini "De Martinengo" Counts. In addition to a beautiful view of the plain, hidden by the vegetation, you can see a structure with huge boulders and a cistern for collecting water. You can also see the remains of the walls of the "castrum" at the base of the imposing tower (20 meters, four floors) of the De Martinengo castle (deed of sale of 1045 by Ambrose, bishop of Bergamo). There are also remains of other more or less visible buildings where the church of S. Giminiano, the Palatium and the well stood. After a recent deforestation work, the tower can be seen comfortably even at a distance of several kilometers.

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