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The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

Known for its beach with perfectly soft sand, this peaceful town has stunning architecture and a fantastic range of cafés and restaurants.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

The Borgia family plotted coups from this 15th-century fortress. It’s now a museum, whose empty moat is a cultural space for the city.

Known for its beach with perfectly soft sand, this peaceful town has stunning architecture and a fantastic range of cafés and restaurants.