Rocca Albani
Urgnano, Province of Bergamo, Italy, Italy
Rocca Albani, also known as the Visconti Castle of Urgnano, is a historic fortress located in the town of Urgnano in the Province of Bergamo, Lombardy.
Originally built in the 14th century by the Visconti family of Milan, it occupied a strategic position along important trade and communication routes across the Lombard plain. Over the centuries, the fortress passed to the Albani family, who transformed parts of the military structure into a more comfortable noble residence while preserving many of its defensive features.
The castle still retains sections of its brick walls, towers, moat, and traces of its former drawbridges, reflecting its medieval origins. Today, Rocca Albani is owned by the municipality of Urgnano and serves as an important cultural landmark. Restored and preserved, it hosts public events and community activities, making it one of the most significant historic attractions in the Bergamo area.
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24059 Urgnano, Province of Bergamo, Italy
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