In the 20th century, the castle on Isla Libertad was once home to Maria Eloisa D’Elia, a French, calligraphy and art teacher who designed it herself and had it built by architect David Angelini.
Contrary to popular belief, this castle is not dark. In fact, it has many extraordinary areas with big windows that allow brightness in every corner. Its walls have an interesting architecture. The original design was too normal to become a beautiful sight for the town so the government made it look like a mediaeval castle to attract tourists. This old building, however, is said to be haunted by the spirit of a ghost with a terrible story.
By Andretta; Sofía, Butteri; Ailén, Capovilla; Agostina, Fraccarolli; Paulina
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