17의 로카 임페리얼가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Federiciano Castle is a medieval manor that overlooks the Ionian Sea, on the Achaean Coast. It is located right on the pebble beach of Marina di Roseto Capo Spulico, characterized by the blue and transparent sea and the particular anvil-shaped rock.

The Oriolo castle is a medieval fortress that dominates the historic center of the town with a quadrangular shape, three cylindrical corner towers and a keep. Inside there are halls and reception rooms with sculptures and frescoes and it is one of the best preserved castles in the Upper Jonio.

Seaside resort in Basilicata characterized by wide beaches, clean sea and lots of greenery. The entire seafront is accompanied by a pine forest that extends up to the Bosco di Pantano Nature Reserve.

Small town perched at 859 meters above sea level It will give you excellent views of the valley below.

Imposing castle-fortress built for defensive purposes presumably in the Norman era. The Castle can be visited!

This castle, which began construction in 1225, was commissioned by Frederick II of Swabia. The function was that of surveillance of the Gulf of Taranto. Today the castle can be visited every day from 9.30 to 12.30, and from 16.30 to 20.00.

Seaside resort of Basilicata characterized by wide beaches, clean and very green sea. The whole promenade is accompanied by a pine forest that extends to the Bosco di Pantano Nature Reserve.

In Rocca Imperiale Marina there is also the 'magazzino', which was built in the 18th century (1731) by order of Duke Fabio Crivelli. It served not only as a warehouse but also as a market, but is not freely accessible nowadays. The art of the craft can also be recognized by the partly collapsed, complex roof structure (entablature). In the immediate vicinity there is an impressive square watchtower from the 16th century. The two buildings demonstrate the importance of Rocca Imperiale in the field of trade and as a strategic location.