Manfredi (disambiguation)

Manfredi (disambiguation)

Manfredi is a surname.

Manfredi may also refer to:

Given name:

Other uses:

  • Rocca dei Rettori or Castle of Manfredi, in Benevento, Italy
  • 13225 Manfredi, an asteroid

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