아니코‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 동굴

Pizzighettone(Cremona)의 성벽과 탑은 북부 이탈리아에서 가장 잘 보존되고 중요한 성벽 중 하나를 구성합니다. Adda 강이 흐르는 이 인상적인 군사 요새는 높이가 약 12미터이고 두께는 일부 구간에서 4미터에 달합니다. 그 독특함은 완전히 덮여 있고 서로 연결된 연속적인 내부 공간인 "카세마테(casematte)"의 존재에 있습니다.

Pizzighettone is an ideal starting point for exploring both the banks of the Adda and for heading to Cremona along the cycle path of the Milan-Cremona canal

The tower is located near the Trento and Trieste bridge on the Adda river

Very beautiful, old castle!

A small town of few inhabitants with a beautiful castle still intact, I leave you a link to learn more about architectural and historical details. https://www.lombardiabeniculturali.it/architetture/schede/LO620-00041/

City in the province of Cremona which has one of the most complete and impressive city walls in Lombardy. The sixteenth-century walls entirely surround the historic center on both banks of the Adda river: a defensive complex approximately 2 km long, which can be visited by the public, which presents an impressive sequence of internal environments (the casemates) and underground and external routes.

Tower of an ancient castle, built in the municipal era by the Cremonese to defend the border towards Lodi. A square tower crowned by battlements, in the spring of 1525, for about fifty days, it was the prison of the King of France Francis I, captured by the Spanish in the battle of Pavia. In the rooms on the ground floor, fragments of frescoes dating back to the early periods of the castle are preserved. The second floor room, where according to tradition the "forced stay" of the King of France took place, houses some relics: a copy of the king's armour, a chest and various paintings on the walls.

[Lombardy Cultural Heritage] This farmhouse can be included, like many of the buildings scattered in the Castelverde countryside, among the fortified agricultural buildings. And it is, among these, one of the most curious, if not its structure, completely traditional, certainly for the fairy-tale taste of the romantic additions, with their reference to a fictional Middle Ages. It is nineteenth-century neo-castellan architecture.