Visit to the Rocca Albornoz in Narni (TR)

Rocca Albornoz stands on a hill at 332m above sea level at the highest point of the medieval village of Narni. It was built in 1367 by Cardinal Egidio Albornoz in a strategic position in order to restore the security and dominion of the Papal State. From this height it could dominate the main communication routes and the town center below. The works were completed in 1378 and the result was a fortress with essential lines designed to be impregnable.

The Rocca today offers visitors a variety of experiences, from the classic medieval route to the contemporary art collection.

Opening period

All the year

Opening hours

From April to October Open from 10.00am to 7.00pm Closed on Tuesdays Guided tour departures: 10.30am / 11.30am / 12.30pm / 3.30pm / 4.30pm / 5.30pm / 6.15pm Last admission at 6.30pm From November to March Monday and Friday: 10.00am - 1.00pm guided tour departures: 10.15am / 11.00am / 11.45am Saturday and Sunday: 10.00am - 5.00pm guided tour departures: 10am: 3pm / 11.15am / 12.15pm / 1.30pm / 2.30pm / 3.30pm Closed from Tuesday to Thursday

Number of participants

No minimum number

Fares

The ticket includes access to the first floor of the Rocca Albornoz with the contemporary art exhibition "Arnia33" and the guided tour of the patrol walkways and the "male" tower.

Full ticket : €10.00
Reduced ticket : €6.00
- groups made up of more than 20 paying people
- school groups
Free
- disabled people with a certificate certifying disability greater than 74%
- residents in the Municipality of Narni

Contact

The reserved advantage

The fortress can be used at a discounted price together with the other main monuments of Narni: Palazzo Eroli and the Multimedieval museum.

Entrance to: Rocca Albornoz, Palazzo Eroli Museum, Multi-Medieval Museum, Teatro Manini and Beata Lucia

Full price: €16.00
Reduced: €12.00 (valid for visitors aged 12 to 18)
Free: children under 12 years old - disabled people with a certificate certifying disability greater than 74%.

The advantage is extended to all Italea Card holders (including residents in Italy)

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