Falconibus Castle

Description

Falconibus Castle in Pulsano was originally erected in the 12th-14th centuries, but destroyed in 1388. De Falconibus family started to rebuild it around 1430. It has a quadrangular plant and five towers of different heights and bases.

Address
Via Lunga Degli Aborigeni 12, Pulsano, Italy

Established
1430

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