Antria Castle

At a glance

Region
Umbria
Province
Perugia (PG)
Town
Magione

Antria is a fortified village, a hamlet of Magione (Perugia), with a castle and medieval walls.

History

The village

Antria, anciently Anteria, is documented from December 1185, when properties of the canons of the cathedral of San Lorenzo in Perugia are attested. From the 13th century it saw population and urban growth.

Layout

Among the places of interest listed: the castle, the walls, a medieval oven and the church of Santi Rocco e Antonio Abate (15th century). We have no more precise descriptions.

Where it is

Antria, a hamlet of Magione, in Umbria, in the parish of Santa Maria di Mantignana.

Practical information

Tickets and where to buy them

To be confirmed with the municipality or the managing body: we have not found up-to-date official data.

Opening days and hours

To be confirmed with the municipality or the managing body: we have not found up-to-date official data.

Where to eat

To be confirmed: restaurants are generally found in the town centre nearby; we recommend asking the municipality or the local tourist office.

Parking and services

To be confirmed: we have not found official information on dedicated parking and services.

Accessibility and other information

To be confirmed: no official accessibility information is available.

Opening hours, prices and services change often: before your visit, call the official number or check the castle’s website. Last checked: November 2026.

Sources: Italian Wikipedia – Antria.

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