In the Municipality of Campello sul Clitunno, precisely in the Borgo Villa Ravale, at the base of a green hill above Mount Serano, in a context of considerable historical, landscaped and environmental value, stands Villa Ravale, a beautiful castle as well as the main building of the Borgo, with multiple buildings and rural outbuildings that made it the courtyard.

THE CASTLE:
The time of construction can be traced back to the 18th and 19th centuries, still presenting well preserved the type and stylistic characters typical of the country manor building.
The main building includes an area of about 1000 square meters and rises onto three levels above ground; the supporting structure is made of stone with a tiled roof and is developed around a large central courtyard.
A gallery raised from once in barrel connects the building to a second level building of modest size.
A large staircase, between the two buildings, leads to a upper external courtyard, where there is a brick-built well, used in the past for the use of water in a tank below.
Surrounded by a series of rural buildings and agricultural outbuildings, some in the state of ruin, the splendid Villa Ravale extends over an area of 4.804.96 square meters with a large land of about 15,000 square meters, on which all the buildings exist, with a splendid view of the valley and large green spaces.
The rural complex is completely perimeterd by a brick fence with concave arches and pyramidal elements of finish with stone balls above. The main building has recently been renovated and put to safety.


DISTANCES:
Near the castle, there are also, known and characteristic buildings of considerable historical / artistic importance such as: Villa Campello, the Castle of Campello Alto and the Temple of the Clitunno, the latter part of the UNESCO heritage and inserted on the serial site "Italy Longobardorum" - Centers of power and worship".
A few hundred meters away, along the path of Via Flaminia, you will find the Fonte del Clitunno, a SIC site of tourist and environmental interest.