Castello di Strambino

The castle complex comprises three distinct sections: an 11th-century structure with three towers, a 15th-century Gothic wing, and a 17th-century residential palace.

The structure, first documented as Castrum Strambini in the 12th century, initially belonged to the Bishop of Ivrea before becoming property of the San Martino counts.

The Gothic section displays terracotta decorations on its facade, while interior spaces feature black and white rhomboid patterns and original wooden ceilings.

Located between Via Conti di San Martino and Via Villanova, the castle now operates as a bed and breakfast establishment for visitors.

The central tower of the original Arduinic castle section reaches a height of 18 meters and remains a principal structural element of the complex.

Location: Strambino

Website: https://www.turismotorino.org/it/castello-villanova-di-strambino

Address: Via San Martino 10019 10019

Website: https://turismotorino.org/it/castello-villanova-di-strambino

GPS coordinates: 45.38545,7.87982

Latest update: March 16, 2025 08:28