Aragonese Angevin Castle in Agropoli

The peak of the ancient hamlet of Agropoli is definitely the Aragonese Angevin Castle, a fortress built by the Normans during the 11th century and then renovated by the Angevins before the 15th century and by the Sanseverino family later on.

From the centre of Agropoli you can reach the Castle on foot by taking the stairway that leads to the Saracen Gate that is the door to the ancient hamlet.

The Aragonese Angevin Castle in Agropoli is a traditional fortress with a moat, a drawbridge, the round towers and the walls. It is well preserved and its courtyard often hosts events and performances.

Thanks to its position, the castle offers a breathtaking view of the Agropoli coast.

STAYING NEAR THE AGROPOLI’S CASTLE

Situated in Agropoli, 70 meters from Lido Azzurro beach, Villa Scotillo Boutique Hotel features accommodation with a garden, private parking, a terrace and a shared lounge.

Featuring a garden with orange and lemon trees, bed and breakfast Gli Aranci is located in Agropoli city centre, 150 metres from Agropoli’s beach. It offers modern-style rooms with free Wi-Fi access.

Palazzo Dogana Resort houses a restaurant specializing in fish-based dishes and Mediterranean cuisine and a bar where you can enjoy snacks.