Listed as 1956, the castle of a noble residence Landriano now accounts has become a refuge for rats and pigeons. A building of valuable archaeological, architectural and artistic in total abandonment. The cultural property is privately owned and the same owner is not interested in maintaining the structure and makes it rot in complete indifference. I wonder what could then serve as a constraint on the property if nothing is done to try to maintain the same protection in a state of restoring it. The castle was used for rental housing until about twenty years ago, is currently severely inusufruito and unsafe in parts. The building was built around one thousand, was partially destroyed and then changed course several times over the centuries. As the current aesthetic is that of a massive mansion of the eighteenth century. Inside is still a large number of mid-sixteenth century frescoes and ceilings the same period. The Tavern was the last true noble owners of the residence, they bought a factory in the sixteenth century architecture of the noble family who owned the building until Landriani the Middle Ages. The Tavern, however, make changes and embellishments to the first decade of the nineteenth century, the castle was then in the hands of more individuals who neglected the building, giving us a view of the building seriously decadent. Say no more, the pictures do the rest.
Mauro Manfrinato.
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