Museums in La Spezia

You can purchase Sarzanello Fortress tickets online. This will ensure your guaranteed entry and is also easy to book. However, if you wish, you can buy tickets from the venue at the time of your visit. 

A skip-the-line entry ticket to  Sarzanello Fortress will cost you €5. 

Yes, Sarzanello Fortress tickets include skip-the-line access to the fortress so that you can bypass the long entry queues at the entry and head straight toward the attraction. 

Yes, you can cancel Sarzanello Fortress tickets up to 24 hours before the experience starts and get a full refund. 

A visit to the Sarzanello Fortress can take anywhere from 1 to 3 hours, depending on your level of interest in history and architecture. 

Visitors to the Sarzanello Fortress can explore the various areas within the fortress, including the parade ground, the chapel of San Vincenzo, and the residential quarters. The fortress also offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including the town of Sarzana. You can also learn about the fortress's rich history through informational plaques.

The best time to visit the fortress is during the peak season (April to June) when the climate is at its best. However, to avoid the tourist rush, it is advisable to visit in the early morning hours to get more time to explore this historic monument.

Absolutely, the Sarzanello Fortress is a great attraction for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and those who enjoy scenic views. It offers a unique glimpse into the past military prowess and a chance to appreciate well-preserved historic architecture.

Unfortunately, the Sarzanello Fortress cannot be accessed on wheelchairs. The steep stairs and uneven surfaces in the passages make it difficult for people with disabilities to tour inside this fortress.

Yes, photography is allowed on selected premises. Keep in mind that filming or usage of drones is strictly prohibited as Sarzanello Fortress is still used for military exercises.

Yes, the Sarzanello Fortress provides a great opportunity for kids to learn about history and architecture in an engaging way. However, as with any historic site, it's important to supervise children to ensure their safety, especially around high walls and steep areas.