CASTELLO DEL DUCA

Castello del Duca was built in the Middle Ages on the ruins of a Roman villa. From the beginning of the eleventh century it was known as a property belonging to the Abbey of Farfa, with the name of Marcilianus, or "Casale della Marciliana (or Marcigliana)". The name was derived from "fundus Marcellianus", or "praedium Marcellianum", because in Roman times it was property of the Marcelli, descendants of the Claudii, to whom the Senate and the People of Rome had given these lands. From the twelfth century onwards, Castello del Duca was... A medieval castle on the outskirts of Rome, immersed in the Marcigliana estate. With swimming. Perfect for families.

Primary location: Roma Italy