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Medieval castle Trontano Torre
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The following information provides an overview and may vary.
In northern Italy’s Trontano (Val d'Ossola, Verbano-Cusio-Ossola province), this 17-metre-tall stone tower dates back to the 13th century. Located north of Lake Maggiore and close to the Swiss border, it is known locally as "Torre di Creggio" or "Torre di Fra Dolcino", named after the figure featured by Dante in the Divine Comedy.
The structurally secured tower comprises four levels that can be converted into living quarters, topped with a panoramic fortified platform. The estate includes a second historic building offering 180 sq m of space, suitable as a guesthouse or annex. Both structures are set within a 2,000 sq m fenced private park.
The grounds benefit from their own request stop on the Vigezzina-Centovalli scenic railway line, providing connections to Locarno and to Milan (via a change in Domodossola).
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