Castello di Formigine, Medieval castle in Formigine, Italy.

Castello di Formigine stands at Piazza Calcagnini 1 in Formigine, province of Modena. Its present layout dates to the Pio lordship after 1405, when the medieval fortification called the Rocchetta was joined by the palazzo marchionale and the clock tower. Inside the walls, an archaeological area preserves the remains of the 13th-century circuit, the church of San Bartolomeo "della Rocca" and its medieval cemetery.

The municipality of Modena built the original fortified core in the early 13th century for defense and administration. Under the Pio family in the 15th century, the site underwent major renovations and expansions that shaped its present appearance.

The castle has been the centre of Formigine's social and cultural life, and since 2007 it houses the Museo Multimediale with installations by Studio Azzurro and a documentation centre. The population was gradually moved outside the walls, and the church of San Bartolomeo became the lords' chapel.

The castle is centrally located in town and easily accessible without special preparation needed for a visit. It is wise to check ahead about availability, as it hosts events and municipal functions that may affect visitor access on certain days.

The multimedia museum that opened in 2007 was created by Studio Azzurro, and the castle also holds a documentation centre. The archaeological area inside the walls preserves the remains of the 13th-century fortification wall, the church of San Bartolomeo "della Rocca" and its medieval cemetery.