If you’ve ever dreamed of waking up in a castle in the Italian countryside (and, like, who hasn’t dreamed that), today is your lucky day. Italy is giving away 103 of its castles — for free.

Want a free castle in Italy? Sure, take one, your highness. But, as with everything good, there's a catch. As part of an initiative called the Strategic Tourist Plan, Italy is giving away 103 ...

Due to an abundance of rundown treasures the state can no longer afford to keep up, Italy is offering up 103 free farmhouses, castles, towers, convents, monasteries and villas. There is, of course ...

Italy is giving away free castles so you can actually live like a princess IRL. What's the catch? By Jess Edwards Published: 17 May 2017. You know when you were a kid (and also still now), you ...

Italy is giving away free castles, farmhouses and historic sites in the hope that it will boost its faltering regional tourism sector. Via their Facebook page, Italy's department of Infrastructure ...

Ciao, bella ! Italy is giving away centuries old castles and villas for free, with a couple little catches. First, they’re not really giving them away, but leasing them to you for nine years.… ...

Even better, you can actually stay as a guest in some of those majestic Italian castles. ... As you twist and turn along the roads that head away from Rome, ...

Northern Italy is a region where history, culture and nature collide, offering travellers a captivating mix of medieval castles and outdoor adventures. From the towering peaks of the Dolomites to ...

A dazzling Italian castle that comes with not one, but two private beaches has hit the market for $2.9 million. Named Villa Castello Pellegrini, the property was built in the late 19th century.

Y ou may have an idea of what a castle is from the fairy tales you read as a kid. While not every real-life castle visually compares to our imagination, there is one in Italy that absolutely does ...

Try an Italian Castle. Earlier this year, George and Roxanne Miller relocated the world’s largest collection of mechanical puzzles from their home in Florida. But first they took a road trip.