Located on the promontory called Limba, to the east of the village, the Castle of Tregnago dates back to the 11th-12th century. Designed for defense purposes, it could accommodate people and flocks in case of attacks.
In 1328, Cangrande della Scala gifted it to the Municipality of Tregnago, which still owns it today.
Currently, only a few remains of the perimeter walls, the now-ruined pentagonal tower, and the clock tower are left. On it, you can admire a fresco from the 1400s by an unknown artist, recently restored.
A visit is recommended during the Medievalia event, when the castle comes to life and hosts performers from the period along with the palio.
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