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Castello di Montegridolfo

Back to the origins

Palazzo Viviani Castello di Montegridolfo is a place where history and beauty blend into a millennial tale. Situated on a remote strip of land in the province of Rimini, Montegridolfo is a medieval village that enchants with its hills covered with olive trees and vineyards, its shady valleys, the farmhouses hidden among the greenery, and the peaceful spirit of its inhabitants. Anyone in search of peace and silence will find Montegridolfo the ideal refuge.

The origins of Montegridolfo Castle date back to the 13th century when the noble Gridolfi family chose this location as their home, giving the village its name. At that time, within the Conca River Valley, the powerful Malatesta family of Rimini and the Montefeltro lords of Urbino fiercely contested these territories.

During the Second World War, the village of Montegridolfo was a key stronghold of the eastern Gothic Line. For this reason, the Museum of the Gothic Line was established on the same battle grounds.

Over time, the village witnessed various events, but it was thanks to a group of local entrepreneurs – Massimo and Alberta Ferretti of the Aeffe group, and Vittorio Livi of Fiam Italia – that the Castle and the surrounding village were restored to a modern dimension that still cherishes ancient harmonies. This restoration, which lasted about six years, was carried out with the valuable collaboration of the Municipality of Montegridolfo and the Emilia-Romagna Regional Authority.

On June 24, 1994, Montegridolfo Castle reopened its doors, or rather its clock tower, the same one built by the Malatesta in 1338, which overlooks the village entrance. Another element that has remained intact and original is the solid surrounding walls. The restoration work was carried out with meticulous care and almost philological finesse, for the major structural interventions as well as for the architectural and furnishing details.

Today, Palazzo Viviani is not only an example of majestic medieval architecture but also a place where one can experience unparalleled peace and tranquility, immersed in the natural and historical beauty of the village. Come and discover this jewel and let yourself be enchanted by its timeless history and beauty.

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