Castello di Duino

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Castello di Duino

At the end of the Rilke path, you will find the Castello Vecchio (10th-11th century), which survives today as the ruins of a tower and an arch. The Castello Nuovo is today a group of buildings of different ages, with a central courtyard and surrounded by a beautiful park.

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Address: Duino Aurisina, Trieste
Phone: +39 040 208 120
More Info: www.castellodiduino.it
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