Visiting Cittadella's Ronda Walk:
13 Guidelines

Read the guidelines for safely visiting Cittadella’s Ronda walk and respecting the cultural heritage.

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fortress-min — Visiting Cittadella's Ronda Walk: Guidelines

destination-min — Stick to the designated route and follow all guidelines for your safety; save the emergency number +390499404485 on your phone

shoe-min — Wear comfortable shoes, no flip-flops or high heels; pay attention to uneven or slippery floors, steep ramps, and low ceilings

mother-and-son-min — Children must be supervised at all times and held by hand; unaccompanied minors younger than sixteen years are not allowed

dog-min — Small dogs are allowed if carried in your arms or a pet carrier and with hygiene equipment; larger dogs are not allowed for safety

climbing-with-rope-min — Don't climb on the walls or lean over the parapets

dizziness-min — Avoid visiting the Ronda Walk if you suffer from vertigo

ticket-min — Keep your ticket until the end of your visit and show it to staff upon request

runer-silhouette-running-fast-min — Refrain from disruptive behavior like running, eating, making loud noise, and removing your t-shirt

throwing-trash-min — Don't throw anything from the walls, including water or liquids; dispose of any waste in the bins inside the Towers

luggage (1)-min — Bulky items like suitcases, strollers, or flags are not allowed to prevent damage

double-tap-min — Respect the historic structures and avoid touching or defacing the frescoes and walls

no-smoking (1)-min — Smoking is prohibited along the entire external and internal route; food, ice cream, alcoholic beverages, and glass bottles are not allowed

camera-min — Photos and recordings are allowed for personal use; the use of drones must be authorized before the visit

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Access and Safety

1. Respect Guidelines

Stick to the designated route and follow all guidelines for your safety.

Save the emergency number +390499404485 on your phone.

2. Walk with Caution

Wear comfortable shoes; no flip-flops or high heels. Thread cautiously and pay attention to uneven or slippery floors, steep ramps, and low ceilings.

3. Children Must Be Supervised

Children must be supervised at all times and held by hand. Unaccompanied minors younger than sixteen years are not allowed to visit.

4. Dogs

Small dogs are allowed if carried in your arms or a pet carrier and with hygiene equipment. Larger dogs are not allowed for safety.

5. Don't Lean or Climb

Don’t climb on the walls or lean over the parapets.

6. Vertigo

Avoid visiting the Ronda Walk if you suffer from vertigo.

Heritage Conservation and Visit Guidelines

7. Keep Tickets

Keep your ticket until the end of your visit and show it to staff upon request.

8. Avoid Disrupting Behavior

Refrain from disruptive behavior like running, eating, making loud noise, and removing your t-shirt.

9. Don't Throw Anything From Above

Don’t throw anything from the walls, including water or liquids.

Dispose of any waste in the bins inside the Towers. Avoid littering along the route.

10. Bulky Items

Bulky items like suitcases, strollers, or flags are not allowed to prevent damage.

11. Respect Historic Structures

Respect the historic structures and avoid touching or defacing the frescoes and walls.

12. Smoking, Eating, and Drinking

Smoking is prohibited along the entire external and internal route.

Food, ice cream, alcoholic beverages, and glass bottles are not allowed.

13. Photography

Photos and recordings are allowed for personal use.

The use of drones must be authorized before the visit.