Hrady v provincii Reggio Emilia
Castles & Fortresses
Explore the defensive heritage of Reggio Emilia, ranging from the Po Valley plains to the Apennine foothills. This collection features the 17th-century Baroque Ducal Palace, well-preserved medieval lowland fortifications like Montechiarugolo, and strategic Canossian strongholds including Bianello and Carpineti. Highlights include distinctive watchtowers such as the Rossenella and the 'Salame' of Felina, alongside the Renaissance-era Rocca dei Boiardo, showcasing the region's evolution from military outposts to noble residences.
A Ducal Palace
Historic Baroque palace from the 17th century, known for its richly decorated interiors, frescoes, and extensive gardens.
B Castello di Montechiarugolo
Medieval lowland castle featuring a drawbridge, crenelated walls, and Renaissance-era frescoes. It served as a strategic defensive point on the Enza River.
C Castello di Bianello
A former residence of Matilda of Canossa, this hilltop fortress features a 10th-century tower, 17th-century frescoes, and a staircase attributed to Bartolomeo Avanzini.
D Rocca dei Boiardo
12th-century fortress transformed into a Renaissance noble residence. It contains frescoes by Nicolò dell'Abate and was the birthplace of poet Matteo Maria Boiardo.
E Castello di Guardasone
Partially restored medieval hilltop castle on the slopes of Monte Lugolo. It historically served as a vital military outpost for the Enza Valley defense.
F Castello di Viano
Medieval castle featuring a 15th-century tower and residential structures overlooking the Tresinaro Valley.
G Torrione di Coenzo
Late medieval brick tower located in the Enza Valley, originally part of a larger defensive system protecting the river crossing.
H Salame di Felina
Ruins of a medieval hilltop castle, notably featuring a tall 14th-century watchtower known locally as the 'Salame' due to its cylindrical shape.
I Torre di Rossenella
Restored 10th-century watchtower situated on a volcanic rock spur, offering panoramic views of the surrounding Rossena Castle and the Apennine landscape.
J Castello di Carpineti
Ruins of a powerful medieval fortress and former seat of Matilda of Canossa. The site includes a prominent keep and the Romanesque Church of Sant’Andrea.
K Castello di Montecchio
Medieval lowland fortress with a quadrangular plan, featuring a 13th-century tower, underground dungeons, and an ancient sepulcher.
L Castello di Mandra
Medieval ruins of a hilltop fortification located near Carpineti, historically part of the defensive network of the Canossa family.
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