- [Voiceover] Hidden away in the Tuscan hills

of northern Italy,

this beautiful Moorish castle was built in 1605,

but for more than two decades, it's been sitting empty.

There are 365 rooms in the Castello di Sammezzano,

one for every day of the year.

The Moroccan-style palatial villa

is a labyrinth of exquisitely tiled rooms,

each one intricately unique.

The castle was once a luxury hotel, restaurant, and bar,

but closed its doors in the early 1990s.

It wasn't until 2013 that a local non-profit committee

was founded to help raise awareness

for the increasingly decaying castle.

They have no ownership of Sammezzano,

but they help to arrange and promote rare public openings.