Getting there by public transport
Sirmione is connected to Brescia, Verona and other villages on Lake Garda by various bus lines of the Arriva company. Several buses stop at the end of Viale Marconi, where the old town of Sirmione begins. For information, please visit the Arriva website https://www.arriva.it/gardalake
For information on accessibility for passengers with reduced mobility, we suggest you contact Arriva in advance.
Sirmione can be reached by the ferries of the Gestione Navigazione Laghi company, which connects the villages on the shore of the lake. For information, please visit: http://www.navigazionelaghi.it/ 
The service can welcome passengers with reduced mobility. For more information, please visit:  http://www.navigazionelaghi.it/assistenza-disabili.aspx

Parking 
In Piazzale Porto: 7 dedicated parking spaces for disabled pass holders. 
In Viale Marconi: 3 dedicated parking spaces. 
In Piazzale Montebaldo: 8 shaded and dedicated parking spaces. 

In all these parking lots, the disabled pass allows free parking even in the blue areas. The routes from the parking lots to the entrance of the peninsula are on compact asphalt and are well accessible. The drawbridge to the historic center has a slope of 10%, width 400 cm with compact ground. 
To Access the Historic Center: disabled pass holders must register their license plate on the Sirmione Municipality website. Always check with the municipality or consult the website for updates on ZTL regulations and other useful information. For further information, it is advisable to contact the Local Police at tel: +39 030 9905772.

Entrance 
To access the Sirmione peninsula, you cross the drawbridge of the Castle through a 30-meter path (width 400 cm) with compact ground pavement. You then pass through 3 large arches (each 200 cm wide) and reach the ticket office, from which you enter the main courtyard of the castle.

Welcome and Useful Services 
At the entrance of the Castle, there is the ticket office (height 98 cm). Museum operators are available to provide information and assistance. Free admission for people with disabilities and their companion. 
It is possible to download an audio guide: [Discover Sirmione Audio Guide](https://visitsirmione.com/scopri/arte-storia-e-monumenti/audioguida-di-sirmione/)

Exhibition Path 
The Castle and its Darsena, still in perfect condition, represent a rare case of fortification intended for port use. The first part of the Castle, built on the remains of a Roman fortification, the Mastio, the main rectangular courtyard, the three corner towers, and the two entrances with drawbridges were built at the end of the 13th century. A century later, the Darsena and the enclosure of the village were built. 
After passing the ticket office, you enter the main rectangular courtyard, surrounded by high walls and corner towers paved with cobblestones, at times uneven. From here, you can reach 2 secondary courtyards: to access each of them, you must pass 3 steps (height 15 cm). 
Through a staircase of 80 steps with handrails on both sides, it is possible to climb onto the city walls and walk around the perimeter. Through a second staircase of 80 steps with handrails on both sides, you reach the panoramic tower. 
From the courtyards, through a staircase of 25 steps with a handrail on the left, it is possible to climb onto the secondary walls and walk around the perimeter.

Restrooms 
The restrooms located in the main courtyard are not accessible to people with motor disabilities. It is possible to ask the ticket office staff to use a service lift, which allows access to an area not open to the public on the first floor. Here, there is a bathroom equipped for people with disabilities, which has the following features: 

• Anteroom with single-swing door (width 80 cm) 
• Bathroom with single-swing door (width 80 cm) 
• Wall-mounted sink (front space 120 cm) 
• Floor-mounted toilet (height 50 cm, front space 90 cm, right lateral space 15 cm, left lateral space 110 cm, handle on the left side, and handrail on the right side).

Service Lift 
The service lift can only be used by people with disabilities to reach the equipped bathroom. The museum staff activates it with a key and accompanies the visitor during use. It has the following features: 

• Door width 80 cm, internal cabin space 100x130 cm 
• Internal control panel in Braille and relief.

Emergency Exits 
Well marked with visible signs along the outdoor castle path.