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Castello Aragonese di Le Castella, Le Castella

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By Soccca

Unfortunately, we could only see the castle from outside, because at 1 p.m. when we arrived it was already closed. So we sat in a nearby cafe and had a coffee looking at the castle at the same time.

Unfortunately, we could only see the castle from outside, because at 1 p.m. when we arrived it was already closed. So we sat in a nearby cafe and had a coffee looking at the castle at the same time. more »
By GlobalCit59

Do not miss driving to the tip of the Cape through the small village to reach this castle and its stunning location. There are several places to eat and drink plus a small gift shop across the street.

Do not miss driving to the tip of the Cape through the small village to reach this castle and its stunning location. There are several places to eat and drink plus a small gift shop across the street. more »
By Mira V

Calabria is quite remote from the rest of Europe, but it is definitely worth seeing. The small town of Le Castella is a real gem, especially the Arragon castle, which was built on a small island. It..... more

Calabria is quite remote from the rest of Europe, but it is definitely worth seeing. The small town of Le Castella is a real gem, especially the Arragon castle, which was built on a small island. It..... more »

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By Curtis Yoder

This was much better ten years ago. The place has changed a bit. Parts of the Castle were closed this time so that took away from the experience. It also appeared to be modernized in places which takes away from the old world charm. Overall I still recommend a visit. If you enjoy concerts there is always a summer program of events you should check out first before making the drive.

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By Mariella Campbell

An aragonese fort worth a visit to the remains. Some of it is not accessible though. It is surrounded by beautiful sea - suggest that one is in swimwear for a dip. It was nice to stop for a drink and a granita Alla mandorla with briosche

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By Mr X

Great views, yet when we reached the spot on Sunday, it was closed, so can't tell much of what is inside. Still a very nice place to see and rest for an hour or so.

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By Fabian Richter

Not in a good shape. The castle is worn down and everything seems very rotten. Entrance is free, but the should take money to restore the staircases and the castle. Only half of the area can be visited, the rest is barred of. Views from the top are nice though.

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By Artem Khvastunov

It was closed when we were there. Still, it's worth visiting even if you don't get inside.

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