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The castle of Mercato San Severino, the second largest in Italy, was founded after 1067 by the Norman knight Turgisio Sanseverino, to whom Robert Guiscard granted the ancient city of Rota as a fief. Its current appearance dates primarily to the Angevin period. The settlement was defended by three sets of walls, with a palatium, a parade ground, and other areas. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Castle of Lettere and the remains of the cathedral represent the vestiges of ancient Lettere, when the territory was still part of the Duchy of Amalfi

The castle of Lettere was built around the tenth century to defend the borders of the northern part, it ensured control of the two sides of the Lattari Mountains.

A magnificent garden and an absolute must of a trip

Villa Rufolo is a building in the historic center of Ravello, a municipality in the province of Salerno, which overlooks the Cathedral in Piazza del Vescovado and whose initial layout dates back to the 13th century, with extensive 19th century alterations... https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Rufolo

The Torre Maggiore, donjon, is thirty meters high and divided into three floors and can be recognized as one of the oldest parts of the complex, testimony, with its height, to the social, economic and political power of the Rufolos. From it it is possible to wander with the view from the mountain to the sea ... Complete information: https://villarufolo.com/la-torre-maggiore/

A fantastic garden with wonderful views - but 10 euros entrance fee (October 2022) is a bit high; especially when you consider that a family with two young children costs 40 euros.

In the 13th century, the rich Rufolo family had a mighty palazzo built on a rocky outcrop above the municipality of Ravello on the Amalfi Coast. This castle-like residential palace is now one of the most interesting sights in Ravello and the entire Amalfi Coast. The Scot Francis Neville Reid bought the palazzo in 1851. At that time the Villa Rufolo near Ravello was in a rather neglected state. Reid took care of the renovation and had a beautiful garden created. The composer Richard Wagner traveled to the Amalfi Coast in 1880 and was also a guest at Villa Rufolo. The garden of the villa inspired Wagner so much that he claimed that he had found "Klingsor's Magic Garden" here - one of the settings for his opera "Parsifal". Richard Wagner's visit is unforgettable, and a music festival is held in Ravello every summer in his honor. The property with the garden can be visited daily. Visitors can see the 30 m high watchtower, which originally dates from the 13th century, and the main building with a chapel. The cloister in the Moorish style is particularly impressive. Mediterranean plants grow in numerous beds in the beautifully tended garden.