Gradara Castle
Gradara Castle is a 12th-century fortress located in Gradara, Marche, Italy. The castle is renowned for its double line of medieval walls and a main tower standing approximately 30 meters high. It is significant for its historical association with Dante's "Divine Comedy."
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Gradara Castle was constructed in the 12th century and expanded in the 14th century by the Malatesta family. The fortress includes a keep and a series of fortified walls stretching over 800 meters. Visitors can explore the castle's interior and enjoy views of the surrounding countryside. It is accessible by road and offers guided tours.