Parella Castle

Parella, Italy

Parella castle dates from the 13th century and was rebuilt in the 17h century. The castle is well preserved and contains valuable frescoes.

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Founded: 13th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in Italy

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4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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Oliver Zangrando (3 years ago)
Sorry we are closed. Despite google claiming it to be open, it was closed, obviously already for some time. The main building is in good shape from the outside, however a construction site around it.
Roman Cherne (5 years ago)
Beautiful place and great wine cellar!
gabriele candian (6 years ago)
Beauty
Tru danSing Torino (6 years ago)
Very nice castle. Attention to detail. Beautiful interior decor. The modern that approaches the historian with such good taste. The garden is beautiful. SPA under construction. Very courteous staff. Recommended.
Davide Guarino (6 years ago)
Splendid structure for events or just to spend a couple of hours immersed in peace. In the historic residence there is the resort, the cafeteria, the restaurant, the wine shop and shops selling organic products. The bar is recommended for breakfasts, lunch breaks or aperitifs. The wine shop is full of wines from all over Italy, the menu includes platters of local cured meats and cheeses. Advised!
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