Castello Di Venere, Erice, Italy 1150

"Castello Di Venere" is a Romanesque architectural structure built in Erice, Italy, around the year 1150. The castle displays the characteristic features of Romanesque architecture, such as the use of thick, sturdy walls constructed from local stone, and a relatively plain facade with few embellishments. The design emphasizes practicality and defensive strength, typical of the era. This type of architecture prevailed in Europe from the 10th to the 13th centuries, and "Castello Di Venere" serves as an important example of this architectural style.