Located on the edge of a cliff, it was built in the 16th century.

It was bombed together with the Italian gymnasium in World War II, and today the only vestiges are its ruins.

[1] They had moved to Pazin in the same century, inter-marrying with the most prominent families of the County of Pisino.

[2] It was built on the edge of a cliff (foiba),[3] near Pazin Castle, probably for safety reasons.

[1][4] The castle was bombed along with the Italian gymnasium during World War II.