This castle was built by the Lombards and the Normans between the eighth and ninth centuries, although the first written texts attesting to its existence date back to the thirteenth century. Located on top of Monte Croce, it dominates the whole valley.
The Ruins of the Castle of Senerchia are located on the street of the same name, near the Borgo Antico.
The first documents attesting the history of the Senerchie fortress date back to 1230, when the owner of the stronghold was a certain Giovanna. It is very probable that the already pre-existing fortress was built and enlarged between the 8th and 9th century AD by the Lombards and the Normans, who succeeded one another in dominating the feud. Built on the highest part of the town, overlooking Monte Croce over the surrounding Sele Valley, the Castle was typically medieval and therefore equipped with external walls, a keep and a residential building.