Torre Medioevale di Castelletto d'Erro
Museum | Castelletto D'Erro | Piemonte | Italy
The Torre Medioevale di Castelletto d'Erro is a historic landmark in the town of Castelletto d'Erro in the province of Alessandria, Piedmont. This square tower structure dates back to the 13th century and was likely used as a watchtower for monitoring enemy movements and as a signal station.
The tower structure is made of local stone and features typical characteristics of medieval architecture, including a raised entrance door and a crown with battlements. Around the tower ruins, remnants of walls and additional smaller, cylindrical towers are visible, which may have been part of a larger fortress.
From the top of the tower ruins, there is an impressive panoramic view of the surrounding landscapes, including the Langhe and Monferrato. On clear days, even the Alps in the distance are visible.
The tower ruins are a popular destination for hikers and history enthusiasts who want to learn more about the medieval history of the region. It is part of the cultural heritage of Castelletto d'Erro and contributes to the preservation of local history.
