Castello Orsini - Wikipedia

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Castello Orsini (Italian for Orsini Castle) is a Middle Ages castle in Massa d'Albe, Province of L'Aquila (Abruzzo).^[1]

Orsini Castle
Castello Orsini
Massa d'Albe
Castle in Massa d'Albe
Orsini Castle
Type	Castle
Site history
Built	14th century

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^ Latini, Marialuce (2000). "Massa d'Albe (AQ), La rocca". Guida ai Castelli d'Abruzzo (in Italian). Pescara: Carsa Edizioni. p. 96. ISBN 88-85854-87-7.

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