Fieschi Castle

Fieschi Castle is a medieval fortress in Montoggio, Italy, located on elevated ground with defensive walls, towers, and chambers arranged according to medieval building principles. The structure displays typical features of a fortified noble residence with spaces designed for both habitation and defense.

The fortress was built by the Fieschi family in medieval times and served as both residence and defense post in the Apennines. It was demolished in the first half of the 16th century.

The castle was the seat of the Fieschi family and continues to shape how Montoggio sees itself today. It stands as a symbol of local identity and territorial history for residents.

The site is located on a hillside and can be reached via footpaths starting from Montoggio. Visitors should expect uneven terrain and limited facilities, so sturdy footwear and careful navigation are advisable.

The ruins offer panoramic views across surrounding valleys and forests, revealing why the Fieschi family chose this elevated position for regional control. The landscape visible from the site demonstrates the strategic advantage it once provided.