Fratta Todina Castle

At a glance

Region
Umbria
Province
Perugia (PG)
Town
Fratta Todina

Fratta Todina (Perugia) grew up around a medieval castle that belonged to the bishop of Todi.

History

From the bishops to Braccio

According to Wikipedia the castle belonged to the bishop of the diocese of Todi; at the beginning of the 15th century it passed to Braccio da Montone, and then returned to Todi.

Layout

Among the town’s most representative buildings are the 17th-century Bishop’s Palace and the 19th-century church of San Sabino. We have not found descriptions of the original castle.

Where it is

Fratta Todina, between the Tiber and the Faena stream, in Umbria.

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 – Fratta Todina.

How to get there

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