Top Castles in Italy

Take a stroll in the Sempione Park right next to the castle. It's a beautiful place to relax and it’s free – perfect for a break after exploring!

If you've got a smartphone, use a translation app for the info plaques. I found a lot of the historical details fascinating but struggled a bit with the Italian text. It made my visit way more enjoyable!

I recommend taking the time to check out the small art exhibits—they're often overlooked but super interesting! I almost missed them and I'm so glad I didn't

Check out the little café inside. I thought it’d be overpriced, but surprisingly, the prices were decent! Grab a coffee after your tour and relax for a bit.

Don't forget to bring some water and snacks! There's not much food around, and the climb up to the castle can be tiring.

If you want some great photos, try to visit during sunset. The light makes the castle look even more stunning and the colors are amazing.

I recommend checking the weather before heading out. We got caught in a rainstorm, and it made getting around pretty slippery.