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Torrequiara Castle, Italy

Torrequiara Castle, Italy

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It is a 15th century castle located near Langilano in the province of Parma in northern Italy. It is located on the terraced hills south of Parma city, strategically overlooking the Parma River Valley below. This castle was commissioned by Pierre Maria II de Rossi, Count of San Secundo IV, and was built from 1448 to 1460. The castle showcases the influence of the Sforza family castle, particularly the style of Visconti Sforza castle.

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