Il Castello di Valbona In Lozzo atestino

Very beautiful and well kept. We visited the castle with a very competent and comprehensive "Secreto Veneto" guide. We adults were satisfied and so was our daughter. Highly recommended for adults and children with the possibility of a quick meal at the tavern or a lunch - dinner in the restaurant

Beautiful and interesting to visit, following the story that can be heard from the phone (started via qr code) you learn what life was like and defense techniques inside the manor. The tour route is dictated by the voice guide and along the route there are panoramic points on the area. We also stopped for lunch and we had a good time...

Very nice The visit is not free. The cost is 10 euros for adults and free for children. It's worth the visit.

The manor, as illustrated by our guide, capable and knowledgeable about the history of the manor itself, however overall it was a good experience.

Very well preserved manor. We wanted to do a guided tour but it was already full (I recommend calling first) so we did a private tour with audio guide which does not include (at least for now) a visit to the keep. The ticket costs 10 euros. I recommend a stop at the tavern with a slice of their homemade cake.

A visit to the Mastione is recommended

Two hours of travel through time...very well preserved manor, the audio guide that you download onto your phone guides you through every environment and explains the history of this enchanted place allowing you to step back through the centuries. I will definitely return to try the restaurant on the terrace which is temporarily closed. Affable and courteous caretaker. Price €10 per person, very honest....

How beautiful! We had a lot of fun visiting this beautifully preserved manor independently with a truly original audio guide. Very kind staff. We will definitely return to the restaurant too.

I only saw the castle from the outside because it was closed but very well preserved

My husband and I took the classic trip out of town on Saturday 15th February. The manor is small but very well kept. It can be visited with a guide in a group but also alone with an audio guide provided by the manager. Other than that, he was a very nice and helpful person. We ate in the tavern because the restaurant upstairs is temporarily closed for work. But the tavern is welcoming and very particular. Exquisite simple dishes served with kindness and friendliness. We had all the information for a next tour in good weather. Ah, a piece of advice....get the gnocchi with white ragù and the shank....they are phenomenal.