Castello di Rovereto

The Castello di Rovereto is a medieval fortress located in Rovereto, Italy. It was built in the 14th century by the Castelbarco family and later transformed into a military fortress by the Venetians. The castle features a unique pentagonal shape, with strong walls, bastions, and towers. It houses the Italian War History Museum, which showcases the history of the two world conflicts. The castle also features tunnels, embrasures, and a collection of weapons. The place is suitable for families, with free entrance for children up to 17 years old and reduced prices for groups and students. The castle is also accessible for wheelchair users, and small animals are allowed