Castello di Roppolo

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4.4

( 8 reviews )

Art Galleries, Museums, Cultural Center

Via al Castello, 4, 13883 Roppolo BI, Italy

+39 3472-202-080

Introducing Castello di Roppolo, a renowned brand that exudes elegance and charm. Nestled in the picturesque town of Roppolo, this magnificent Italian castle showcases a rich history and offers a truly unforgettable experience. With its imposing architecture and stunning surroundings, Castello di Roppolo is a destination that captures the imagination of all who visit. As a brand, Castello di Roppolo is dedicated to providing a seamless blend of luxury and authenticity. From the moment guests step foot inside, they are transported to a world of opulence, where every detail has been meticulously designed to offer a memorable stay. The castle's magnificent rooms and suites reflect the grandeur of its past, adorned with impeccable furnishings and modern amenities. Tucked away in the heart of nature, Castello di Roppolo overlooks the tranquil Lake Viverone, offering breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere. With its rich history, dating back to the time of Napoleon, this enchanting castle has become a symbol of timeless beauty and exquisite hospitality. Whether seeking a romantic getaway or an unforgettable wedding venue, Castello di Roppolo is the perfect choice. Embrace the charm of this extraordinary brand and indulge in an experience beyond compare.

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Bill o

March 22, 2024

A beautiful castle with a lot of history. Now it hosts an amazing art collection: Rafael, Van Dyck, Guido Reni. The owner really cares about art and visitors: he was so kind as to guide me personally around the castle. A beautiful moment of my journey to Piedmont.

Kristie peek

March 22, 2024

It is a "splendid and unmistakable" castle. The oldest part is the massive tower built around the year 1000 perhaps by the Counts of Cavaglià. The rest of the fortress dates back mainly to 1400 when the fortress was extensively rebuilt to repair the damage of many wars; from the Bicchieri, to the Visconti, to the Valperga, to the Savoy, many powerful families have fought over it over the centuries for its strategic position overlooking the lake and the Via Francigena. Well restored, it boasts elegant and refined environments not separated from rich cellars and the inevitable macabre legend of the "knight walled up alive". However, being private, it does not appear to be visited regularly. The traveler can still benefit from the great panorama and the peaceful atmosphere of what was once the refuge.