The Castello di Barrugeri, also known as Birigirum, was a

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. It was built in around 1295. No remains of the castle have survived, and its site is now flat agricultural land.

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Barrugeri Barrugeri Buildings and structures in the Province of Agrigento Buildings and structures completed in the 13th century Demolished buildings and structures in Italy Medieval Italian architecture {{Italy-castle-stub