Castello di Bellusco
Bellusco, Italy, Italy
Castello di Bellusco is a historic castle located in the center of Bellusco, Lombardy.
Built in 1467 by Martino da Corte, it was likely constructed on the site of an earlier 10th-century fortress and occupied a strategic position along the route between Milan and Bergamo. The castle is a fine example of late medieval architecture, featuring exposed brick walls, Ghibelline battlements, a square watchtower, an inner courtyard, and traces of its original moat and drawbridge.
These features highlight its former defensive role while also reflecting its later use as a noble residence. Over the centuries, the castle passed through several prominent families and successfully withstood a siege in 1631. Today, it is one of Bellusco’s most important landmarks and remains a visible symbol of the town’s rich historical heritage.
Location
20882 Bellusco, Province of Monza and Brianza, Italy
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