This looks like a small castle but it is officially called a fortified house. It was built in the early to mid sixteenth century on top of another structure. They have found Roman artifacts and parts of the foundation dating back to the second century. It has been used throughout history as an extension of an estate, barracks, animal and farm tool storage, and then was abandoned. It was redone throughout a period of 10 years by a couple, a lawyer from England and an artist. It won an award from Europa Nostra in 2009, which selects the best buildings that were restored. Inside the house, they had pictures of what it was like before, and it was literally in ruins. All of the roofs were caved in, the walls were in really bad shape, and everything had fallen apart. If you look at the picture of the church below, there was absolutley no roof, it was really just walls that were half as tall as they were supposed to be.
This is what it looks like inside (some of the rooms and the walled-in part)
I tried to find more pictures of the inside online, but I couldn´t. I´m going to keep on searching though.
I also found this plant while I was walking around. It was literally in the middle of nowhere in a dried up fountain.
Another picture that has no educational value: I found real grass!