Castello di Masino

Noble residence dating from the 11th century in Caravino, owned by the Valperga family, with frescoed and furnished rooms and a labyrinth. A visit to the Castello di Masino spanning medieval and Baroque history.

The Castello di Masino is a residence dating from the 11th century, located in Caravino and reachable as a day trip from Turin or Milan. The route runs through furnished and frescoed rooms inside the fortified curtain wall, and shows how noble families lived over the centuries.

The castle belongs to the Valperga family, and the visit tells the story of a family heritage spanning a thousand years. The interiors retain elements from the medieval and Baroque periods, allowing visitors to follow the building's transformations.

Among the spaces of the complex is also a labyrinth, which extends the visit beyond the castle's rooms. The offer is aimed at those who wish to visit an exhibition of noble history and architecture at a leisurely pace, on a day out of the city.