Castello Di Sanfrè

Name: Castello Di Sanfrè
Address: Via delle Chiese, 18-28, 12040 Sanfrè CN, Italy, Sanfre', 12040, Italia

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Address :	Via delle Chiese, 18-28, 12040 Sanfrè CN, Italy
Postal code :	12040
Website :	http://www.castellosanfre.altervista.org/
Categories :	Castle ,
City :	Sanfre'

Via delle Chiese, 18-28, 12040 Sanfrè CN, Italy

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L	Lucia Foca on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bellissimo parco di Castello e una panorama unico ! Beautiful Castello park and a unique panorama!
D	Daniele Michielon on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ La visita è stata effettuata qualche anno fa, ma la visita al castello la consiglio perché bellissimo The visit was made a few years ago, but I recommend the visit to the castle because it is beautiful
A	Anna Jack on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Deludente....il comune dovrebbe destinare più fondi al castello, perché porterebbe più introiti....adesso è in uno stato di abbandono giardino compreso. Disappointing .... the municipality should allocate more funds to the castle, because it would bring more revenue .... now is in a state of including garden abandonment.
A	Alessandro Gallo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Peccato non poter visitare molte aree del castello Too bad not being able to visit many areas of the castle
N	Nicola Marzocchi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bellissimo posto adatto a ricevimenti e matrimoni. Beautiful place suitable for receptions and weddings.
M	Miriam on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Castello grazioso peccato che nei secoli si siano persi i mobili, ma comunque importante visto che era abitato dagli isnardi, famiglia molto ricca.aperto solo perte domeniche all' anno Graceful castle, it is a pity that the furniture has been lost over the centuries, but it is still important since it was inhabited by the Isnards, a very rich family.Open only on Sundays a year
C	Caroline Sesta on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wenn auch nur spärlich, so existieren über den Ort Sanfré dennoch Akten bis zurück in die Mitte des XI. Jahrhunderts. Danach nannte man ihn Castrum Synfredi, wohl abgeleitet aus "sinus frigidus", der Aussage zu den kalten Lüften, die diese Gegend typischerweise umströmen. Umberto II. di Savoia, der beherzt die Wiederbesiedlung des von den Sarazenen 100 Jahre zuvor entvölkerten Piemont vorantrieb, schenkte Sanfré im Jahr 1098 an den Asti´er Bischof. Zu dieser Zeit muss es bereits ein Castello di Sanfrè gegeben haben, denn im Jahr 1224 erhielt Bonifacio de Brayda, dem man das Lehen an Sanfrè einräumte, die Erlaubnis, anstelle des alten, ein neues Castello zu errichten. Allerdings nicht an der Stelle, an der sich dieses neue Castello nach wechselvoller Geschichte bis heute befindet. Das alte Castello di Sanfrè, wie auch der mittelalterliche Ortskern, befanden sich nämlich dort, wo später die Chiesa della SS. Trinita (erwähnt seit 1386) errichtet wurde. Mit dem ausgehenden XIII. Jahrhundert ging Sanfré an die Isnardi de Castello, eine angesehene Bankiersfamilie aus Asti, deren antike Wurzeln nach Frankreich weisen ... Mehr Informationen über dieses unbedingt sehenswerte Castello findet man in der PIEMONT-Sachbuchreihe Band I "Märchenschlösser" von Caroline Sesta (Erscheinungstermin Frühjahr 2019). Even if only sparse, there are files on the town of Sanfré dating back to the middle of the XI. Century. Then it was called Castrum Synfredi, probably derived from "sinus frigidus", the statement about the cold air that typically flows around this area. Umberto II. Di Savoia, who courageously promoted the repopulation of Piedmont, which had been depopulated by the Saracens 100 years earlier, donated Sanfré to the Bishop of Asti in 1098. At that time there must have already been a Castello di Sanfrè, because in 1224 Bonifacio de Brayda, who was granted the fief of Sanfrè, received permission to build a new one instead of the old one. However, not at the point where this new Castello is to this day after an eventful history. The old Castello di Sanfrè, as well as the medieval town center, were located where the Chiesa della SS. Trinita (mentioned since 1386) was later built. With the outgoing XIII. In the 17th century, Sanfré went to the Isnardi de Castello, a respected family of bankers from Asti, whose ancient roots point to France ... More information about this castle, which is absolutely worth seeing, can be found in the PIEMONT non-fiction book series Volume I "Märchenschlösser" by Caroline Sesta (publication date spring 2019).
S	Stefania Massa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Castello molto bello. Un gran peccato che nel corso dei secoli sia passato di mano a più persone, tra le quali anche delle suore.... che in parte né hanno stravolto la propria bellezza, cancellando pitture ed affreschi ritenuti troppo osé. Conserva un giardino molto bello, e dalla balconata del parco si può osservare un panorama davvero incantevole. La guida che ci ha accompagnato ha saputo tenere alto l'interesse dei visitatori, raccontando in modo brillante la storia del castello. Possibilità di parcheggio adiacente al castello,a fine tour è stato possibile l'assaggio del dolce tipico della zona, compreso nel biglietto. Molto soddisfatta della visita. Peccato che sia un pochino spoglio di arredi, ma comunque se si passa da quelle parti vale la pena fare visita! Very nice castle. A great pity that over the centuries it has passed from the hands of several people, including nuns .... who have partly distorted their beauty, erasing paintings and frescoes considered too risque. It has a very beautiful garden, and from the balcony of the park you can see a truly enchanting panorama. The guide who accompanied us was able to keep the interest of visitors high, telling the story of the castle in a brilliant way. Possibility of parking adjacent to the castle, at the end of the tour it was possible to taste the typical dessert of the area, included in the ticket. Very satisfied with the visit. Too bad it is a bit bare of furnishings, but if you pass by there it is worth a visit!