Castles always conceal fascinating mysteries. Built on the promontory known as Limba, to the east of the town, the
Castle of Tregnago dates back to the 11th–12th century. Designed for defensive purposes, it could accommodate people and flocks of animals inside. In 1328, Cangrande della Scala gifted it to the Municipality of
Tregnago, which still owns it today. The only standing remains of the castle are a few remnants of the perimeter walls, the pentagonal tower (now ruined) and the clock tower. The latter features a 15th-century fresco by an unknown artist, which was recently restored. We recommend visiting during the Medievalia event, when the castle comes to life and hosts figures in period costume and the
Palio (a contest between local residents).
