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The Douglas Scotti family in Italy has historical ties to several
castles and palaces, among which are Castello di Agazzano and Palazzo
Scotti di Vigoleno.
Castello di Agazzano: Located in the Piacenza
province in Emilia-Romagna, Castello di Agazzano is a stunning medieval
castle that dates back to the 12th century. It was originally built as a
defensive structure but has undergone various renovations and expansions
over the centuries. The castle is known for its impressive architecture,
beautiful gardens, and historical significance. It's also a venue for
events and cultural activities.
Palazzo Scotti di Vigoleno: This
palace is situated in the picturesque village of Vigoleno, also in the
Piacenza province. The Scotti family owned this palace, which stands as
a remarkable example of Renaissance architecture. The palace features
intricate designs, frescoes, and architectural elements that showcase
the wealth and status of the Scotti family during that period.
Both these properties hold historical significance and are often open to
the public for visits, events, and sometimes even accommodations. They
stand as enduring symbols of the rich heritage and architectural beauty
in Italy, showcasing the legacy of the Douglas Scotti family.
Castello della Bastardinas
Castello di Casaliggio
Castello di Rivalta
Castell’Arquato
Castello di Agazzano
Castello di
Castelguelfo
Castello Fombio
Gragnano Trebbiense,
Commune of
Palazzo Chiapponi
Palazzo Rossi Scotti
Palazzo
Rossi Scotti Mescolini
Palazzo Scotti da
Fombio
Palazzo Scotti di
Vigoleno
Piacenza, Italy
Castello di Rezzanello
Rocca di San Giorgio
Piacentino
Sarmato
Villa
Anguissola-Scotti
Villa Rossi Scotti
Several places in Italy not listed above are included in their
families' pages in the Douglas Archives.
See also:
• The Italy section
home page
• Restoration of Piacentini Palaces: Palazzo Douglas Scotti, Scala of St. George (Pdf;
in Italian)
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