Castel Campo is one of the best‑preserved fortresses in Trentino and stands in the Giudicarie Esteriori, in Fiavè, on the edge of the Lomaso Plain. Surrounded by woodland, the beautiful castle with its two round southern towers is perched on a rocky outcrop between the Rio Rezola and Duina streams.
The first record of Castel Campo dates back to 1163, when it belonged to the Campo family, a powerful and renowned lineage that held it for three centuries. In 1439, when Francesco da Campo sided with the Visconti during the war between Milan and Venice, the castle risked being completely destroyed.
In 1468 the Trapp family became the new owners and significantly enlarged and embellished the building. After an almost complete reconstruction in the 19th century, Castel Campo was purchased in 1920 by the Rasini family from Milan, who restored it and commissioned new frescoes.
The manor is still owned by the Rasini family today, and restoration work has continued over the years, supported in part by the Province of Trento.
From an architectural and aesthetic point of view, Castel Campo is truly unique thanks to its varied blend of styles—medieval, romantic and neo‑Gothic. The inner courtyard is also remarkable, featuring three tiers of loggias from different periods.
Today, Castel Campo offers its halls, courtyard and other spaces for meetings and conferences, and it is frequently used for events such as concerts and theatrical performances.
Visits are only possible by prior arrangement.
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Castel Campo
Fiave’ (TN) Italia
Tel. (+39) 371 3591125
