Castello di Rivalta

Castello di Rivalta is a fortified manor house in Italy that now serves as a museum housing various historical collections and period furnishings. The structure contains multiple rooms including domestic spaces, storage areas, and specialized rooms such as a weapons display and billiard hall.

The earliest documented record of the site dates to the 11th century when part of the property was transferred to a monastery through imperial grant. Over subsequent centuries, the fortification was inhabited and modified by various families while maintaining its defensive function.

The castle displays a significant collection of military uniforms and documents that reflects the evolution of the Italian armed forces over time. The exhibition tells personal stories through artifacts and portraits of those who lived and served within these walls.

Visitors should expect to explore the property with guidance, as independent wandering may be limited or restricted. Planning your visit ahead of time helps you make the most of your experience and understand what to expect when you arrive.

A Latin inscription above the entrance records an alliance between a local ruling family and a distant European dynasty that shaped medieval power networks. This motto offers a rare glimpse into how such connections were publicly declared and celebrated.

Location: Gazzola

Inception: 15 century

Phone: +390523978104

Email: castellodirivalta@katamail.com

Website: http://castellodirivalta.it

GPS coordinates: 44.94977,9.59003

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:40