Castello di Ozegna

Castello di Ozegna is a medieval castle in Piedmont with towers from the Middle Ages and a Renaissance loggia featuring interior decoration. The walls display frescoes and stucco work from the 16th and 17th centuries that showcase skilled craftsmanship.

The castle is first mentioned in historical records from 1363 and later became a site of conflict between rival families seeking control of the region. Over time, noble families transformed it into an elegant residence rather than a purely defensive structure.

The interior frescoes show scenes of local nobility and tell the story of their lives and influence. You can see how the family wanted to document their status by having artists record their story on the walls.

Access to the castle is limited as it only opens during special events and organized tours. Check ahead for visiting opportunities since the building is not open on regular days.

The oldest tower section dates back to the 13th century and still shows features of a real defensive structure. This original core was later blended with Renaissance additions, making the transition from fortress to residence visible in the architecture.