A genuine prototype for subsequent rural Lombard architecture

Troggia is a torrent that flows out ofLake Sasso

An impressive piece of architecture in the heart of Milan, inextricably linked to the fresco by Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper

It's located at the end of Via San Marco within the city’s Spanish walls after the “Tombun de San Marc”.

It was a product of the genius of Leonardo da Vinci who in the early 16th century was a guest of Count Melzi in Vaprio d'Adda.

From the tower of the Castle the view of the river and of the surrounding territory is priceless, from the Pre-Alps to the plain