El Castello di Fiuzzi, también conocido como Castillo de Praia a Mare, fue construido entre los siglos XII y XIII como estructura militar, gracias a su posición estratégica. Se encuentra en una pequeña colina frente a la «Isola di Dino», con vistas a una vasta franja de mar y costa. La fortaleza fue encargada por el rey de Nápoles para defender la costa de las incursiones sarracenas y aragonesas.
The Castello di Fiuzzi, also known as the Praia a Mare Castle, was built between the 12th and 13th centuries as a military structure, thanks to its strategic position. It stands on a small hill facing the ’Isola di Dino,’ overlooking a vast stretch of sea and coastline.
The fortress was commissioned by the King of Naples to defend the coast from Saracen and Aragonese incursions. At the en
El Castello di Fiuzzi, también conocido como Castillo de Praia a Mare, fue construido entre los siglos XII y XIII como estructura militar, gracias a su posición estratégica. Se encuentra en una pequeña colina frente a la «Isola di Dino», con vistas a una vasta franja de mar y costa. La fortaleza fue encargada por el rey de Nápoles para defender la costa de las incursiones sarracenas y aragonesas. A finales del siglo XVI, el obispo Matteo Cosentini d’Aieta, el señor feudal local, la utilizó como residencia de verano. En el siglo XVIII, el feudo fue vendido a otras familias nobles. A principios de la década de 1950, un descendiente directo de la familia Cosentini d’Aieta volvió a comprar el castillo y decidió devolverlo a su antiguo esplendor mediante una elegante restauración conservadora. El escudo original de los marqueses de Cosentini d’Aieta aún se puede ver en el portal de entrada. La estructura tiene una planta rectangular con dos torres cilíndricas conectadas por paredes anchas, parcialmente originales, adornadas con almenas de estilo árabe. En el interior, la arquitectura presenta pisos de cemento blanco, paredes encaladas y techos abovedados, con muebles y elementos decorativos mínimos. Durante la renovación de la década de 1950, se crearon seis dormitorios, cada uno con su propio baño privado, a partir de la estructura original. En el exterior, en el jardín, hay una pequeña capilla que todavía acoge ceremonias y funciones religiosas en la actualidad. El edificio está rodeado por más de una hectárea de vegetación típica mediterránea y altos cipreses.
The Castello di Fiuzzi, also known as the Praia a Mare Castle, was built between the 12th and 13th centuries as a military structure, thanks to its strategic position. It stands on a small hill facing the ’Isola di Dino,’ overlooking a vast stretch of sea and coastline.
The fortress was commissioned by the King of Naples to defend the coast from Saracen and Aragonese incursions. At the end of the 16th century, Bishop Matteo Cosentini d’Aieta, the local feudal lord, used it as a summer residence. In the 18th century, the fiefdom was sold to other noble families. In the early 1950s, a direct descendant of the Cosentini d’Aieta family repurchased the castle and decided to restore it to its former glory through an elegant conservative restoration. The original coat of arms of the Cosentini d’Aieta marquises can still be seen on the entrance portal.
The structure has a rectangular layout with two cylindrical towers connected by wide walls, partially original, adorned with Arab-style battlements. Inside, the architecture features white cement floors, whitewashed walls, and vaulted ceilings, with minimal furniture and decorative elements. During the 1950s renovation, six bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom, were created from the original structure. Outside, in the garden, there is a small chapel that still hosts ceremonies and religious functions today.
The building is surrounded by over one hectare of typical Mediterranean vegetation and tall cypress trees.
Via Don Matteo dei Marchesi Cosentini d'Aieta, Praia a Mare, CS 87028, Calabria, Italia
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