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Where is it<\/h2>\n

Not far from Pontenure, lying in the intensely cultivated plain, is the agricultural village of Paderna. <\/p>\n

Why visit it<\/h2>\n

Next to the rural village is a magnificent mediaeval castle, while in the village there is the parish church dedicated to the Pul of St Peter (Cattedra di San Pietro). The history of the present church, built in 1755 to replace an earlier romanesque building, is linked to that of the lords of the Castle. In fact it was Count Marazzani who started the reconstruction, at his own expense. 
The Countess Amalia Marazzani then provided the rich furnishings of the church. <\/p>\n

Do not miss<\/h2>\n

The Castle<\/strong>, with its long history, is still lived in but can be visited. 
The date of its foundation is unknown, but damage and destruction are documented in the 13th century. The Marazzani, who bought the castle in 1453, gave it its present appearance: a large trapezium divided into two sections \u2013 one largely agricultural and the other mostly residential \u2013 surrounded by walls on which the keep and other towers stand, and by a moat filled with water, giving  the castle extra charm. During the changes and adaptations of the 15th<\/sup> century, the 9th<\/sup>-century chapel of Santa Maria became part of the manor house. 
The present owners, the noble Pettorelli family, are the heirs of the Marazzani, and have restored the castle, transforming it into an ideal location for events, meetings and weddings.
Today the castle of Paderna is an organic farm, with an educational farm, an orchard, and an \u201cortogiardino\u201d, or horticultural garden, where traditional old varieties and cutivars are cultivated. The owners have also decided to open the castle to visitors. <\/p>\n

A tour of the castle gives visitorsthe chance to admire the defensive structure with the imposing square tower that dominates the whole fortress, and the beautiful \u201ctorre nell\u2019Acqua<\/strong>\u201d or Water Tower, the courtyards, the organic farm, the ancient church of Santa Maria, the peasant museum, the moat \u2026.<\/p>\n

The castle of Paderna belongs to the circuit of the Castelli del Ducato di Parma, Piacenza e Pontremoli<\/a><\/p>\n

Main events<\/h2>\n

For many years now the important exhibition of flowers and nursery plants, “<\/strong>Rassegna di fiori, piante e frutti di un tempo, prodotti dell’agricoltura” has been held every year at the castle, when plants, seeds, aproduce are on show and for sale, especially the products of sustainable and organic agriculture. During this event there are also talks, lectures, book presentations and special exhibitions. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Where is itNot far from Pontenure, lying in the intensely cultivated plain, is the agricultural village of Paderna.\u00a0Why visit itNext to the rural village is a magnificent mediaeval castle, while in the village there is the parish church dedicated to the Pul of St Peter (Cattedra di San Pietro). The history of the present church, built in 1755 to replace an earlier romanesque building, is linked to that of the lords of the Castle. In fact it was Count Marazzani who started the reconstruction, at his own expense.\u00a0The Countess Amalia Marazzani then provided the rich furnishings of the church.\u00a0Do not missThe Castle, with its long history, is still lived in but can be visited.\u00a0The date of its foundation is unknown, but damage and destruction are documented in the 13th century. The Marazzani, who bought the castle in 1453, gave it its present appearance: a large trapezium divided into two sections \u2013 one largely agricultural and the other mostly residential \u2013 surrounded by walls on which the keep and other towers stand, and by a moat filled with water, giving\u00a0 the castle extra charm. During the changes and adaptations of the 15th century, the 9th-century chapel of Santa Maria became part of the manor house.\u00a0The present owners, the noble Pettorelli family, are the heirs of the Marazzani, and have restored the castle, transforming it into an ideal location for events, meetings and weddings.Today the castle of Paderna is an organic farm, with an educational farm, an orchard, and an \u201cortogiardino\u201d, or horticultural garden, where traditional old varieties and cutivars are cultivated. The owners have also decided to open the castle to visitors.\u00a0A tour of the castle gives visitorsthe chance to admire the defensive structure with the imposing square tower that dominates the whole fortress, and the beautiful \u201ctorre nell\u2019Acqua\u201d or Water Tower, the courtyards, the organic farm, the ancient church of Santa Maria, the peasant museum, the moat \u2026.The castle of Paderna belongs to the circuit of the\u00a0Castelli del Ducato di Parma, Piacenza e PontremoliMain eventsFor many years now the important exhibition of flowers and nursery plants,\u00a0\u201cRassegna di fiori, piante e frutti di un tempo, prodotti dell\u2019agricoltura\u201d has been held every year at the castle, when plants, seeds, aproduce are on show and for sale, especially the products of sustainable and organic agriculture. 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