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Castello Marchesale di Palmoli
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Helene Rosalie
June 20, 2019
The castle was built by the Pandulfo-Di Sangro of the Counts of Monteodorisio. In 1095, while the marquis palace dates back to the 15th century and the chapel of San Carlo to 1772 built by the marquis Severino di Gagliati. Recent archaeological excavations have brought to light the remains of glazed ceramic from the 11th century, mostly found in the gap between the old circular tower and the polygonal tower. The castle is located in the northern district of the town called Le Coste in defense of the Treste river. The manor consists of a tower of dodecagonal shape perhaps of sixteenth-century origin that has incorporated a circular tower, the palace of the Severino-Longo and the church of San Carlo Borromeo. Until the early twentieth century there was also a tower called the "Torrione" with vertical walls without shoes. A garden inside the castle is equipped with casemates for the defense of the marquis palace. The prevailing material for the construction is the local limestone, sometimes well squared (in corner corners or in supporting arches. For the cornices, the bricks are used (bricks and tiles arranged on rows and protruding on the façade. The balconies balconies they are made of more compact limestone called Istrian stone, scattered here and there you can admire the greenish-gray architectural elements of sandstone as in the marquis palace.Investigations have brought to light the city walls and a water pipe in brick adjacent to the shoe on the south side of the polygonal tower.
The castle was built by the Pandulfo-Di Sangro of the Counts of Monteodorisio. In 1095, while the marquis palace dates back to the 15th century and the chapel of San Carlo to 1772 built by the marquis Severino di Gagliati. Recent archaeological excavations have brought to light the remains of glaze…
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Via San Nicola
Palmoli, Abruzzo