Is There Really An Italian Castle in San Francisco? A Landmark Castle Has Been Saved!
Apr 07, 2014
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Did you know that an Italian castle clings to Telegraph Hill? And, this one was created and owned by Italian immigrant Julius' Roz and designed by Italian architect Louis Mastropasqua.
If you walk up to 302 Greenwich Street where it meets up with Montgomery Street, there clings a castle, called Julius' Castle. Rarely does one find a castle clinging to a hill in the center of an urban area.
Fonte: L'italo-Americano
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