Castle of San Michele

The Castle of San Michele is a medieval house in Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia, Italy. The 1990’s unearthings have revealed the rest of the parts of a provincial church, probably of the early medieval period, whereupon was built the royal residence in the twelfth century to protect the city of Santa Igia, the capital of the Giudicato of Cagliari. The request at any rate is up 'til now unverifiable: the date of improvement of the royal residence it is sketchy as it isn't clear if the assemblage, now part of the structure, had been worked already or in the meantime the estate.

The military complex has three towers and a channel incorporating the building. The most basic time of the Castle is doubtlessly that in the region of fourteenth and the sixteenth many years, when it was controlled by the Carroz family, a decent family from Valencia. Later it was left and used as a mending office in the midst of the assumed "Torment of Saint Efisio". It was again reinforced for keep away from French attacks in the eighteenth several years. Around 1940, it was watched out for by the Regia Marina and later advance toward getting to be proprierty of the comune of Cagliari. The chateau has encountered an extensive changes and now is used as a Center of Art and Culture.