The Castello Bevilacqua was built in 1336 by Gugli...

The Castello Bevilacqua was built in 1336 by Guglielmo Bevilacqua on behalf of the Signoria Scaligera, who ruled the city of Verona, as a defensive fortress. In 1532, at the time of the Republic of Venice, the famous architect Michele Sanmicheli transformed the Castello Bevilacqua in a noble residence. Over the centuries, the Castello Bevilacqua was destroyed, restored and transformed several times. Today, visitors can admire its former glory thanks to Iseppi-Cerato family, who in 1990 bought the castle creating a magnificent restoration. The Relais Castello Bevilacqua hosts exclusive events and attractive living. The visit of the castle, with its frescoes, furnishings, historical gardens, chapel, cellars, allows you to relive the exciting story of this old manor house. Today, visitors can stay at Castello Bevilacqua, in one of the luxurious suites and taste the ancient recipes of the Venetian cuisine at the restaurant "Antica Ala".