Formigine Castle is a jewel of medieval and Renaissance architecture, located in the heart of Emilia-Romagna. This fortress, symbol of the city, has seen centuries of history, transforming from a defensive stronghold to an elegant noble residence.
An architectural evolution
The origins of the castle date back to the 13th century, when it was built as a fortification to defend the territory. Over the centuries, the building underwent numerous expansions and modifications, taking on the appearance we know today. The oldest part is the fortress, with its clock tower and guardhouse, while the marquis' palace, built in the Renaissance period, gives the complex a more noble air.
A museum in the heart of the castle
Inside the castle, an archaeological-multimedia museum has been set up that tells the story of the place through archaeological finds and multimedia installations. The museum tour allows you to immerse yourself in the medieval atmosphere and discover the events that have marked the life of the castle and the city.
A park for everyone
The castle is surrounded by a large park, an ideal place to relax and walk. The park hosts cultural events and is a meeting point for the community.