Footings laid in the tender 11th century, **Castello Dragonara** began as a quiet guardian for the town and its shores, acting as both a lookout and a stronghold. However, this castle's narrative took an unusual twist as it found itself isolated, resurfacing later as a prison, safeguarding the town's closely-guarded secrets. In time, the castle's identity morphed again, serving as a communal hub where residents would gather to elect their local administrative and judicial representatives. Alas, the castle's tale did not conclude, instead transforming into the Tirrenian Aquarium, presenting the maritime marvels of Camogli, inviting a peek into the mysterious underwater wonders hidden within the town's depths - swimming sea bream, curious red mullets, dexterous shrimps, and clams whispering beneath the waves.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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