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Mura Pathway
The pathway to access the walkways of the Rocca can be divided into three contiguous sections: the first goes from the entrance of the Palazzo della Corgna to the panoramic terrace, the second traverses the entire walkway between the walls, and the third ascends to the top of the Rocca and reaches the upper perimeter.

• First Section: Access to the Palazzo della Corgna is via a ramp with a brick surface, somewhat uneven, approximately 11 meters long, without intermediate landings, and with a slope of 19%. There is no handrail. The entrance door is double and, when fully open, has a net opening of 89 cm. This door also serves as an exit. From the atrium, visitors access the ticket office, which has staff available for welcome and information, as well as a bookshop and a souvenir sales point. This pathway has slight changes in height near the doorways, ranging from 4 to several centimeters where not connected by small ramps. The endpoint is the so-called "Sala di Cesare," located halfway through the museum path of Palazzo della Corgna.
• Second Section: From the "Sala di Cesare," you can access the panoramic terrace, which leads to the "Camminamento" (walkway) within the walls that lead to the Rocca. From the panoramic terrace, the path first consists of two sequences of steep steps, without handrails and with reduced passage width, followed by a long mostly flat stretch that extends for 164 meters, lacking handrails and widening, with a width of less than 90 cm.
• Third Section: The last section of the path goes from the base of the Rocca to the access to the Mastio, continuing back to the entrance that also serves as an exit and extends along the entire upper perimeter of the wall. Access is via a series of ramps and steps with irregular steps. The upper perimeter walkway has some easy-to-navigate sections in terms of surface and width, while others are characterized by several obstacles due to the presence of different sets of steps. These sections have a passage width of less than 90 cm, and there is a staircase that is not uniform in width and height of the steps, with different pavement materials (stone or wood). Access to the Mastio occurs via a spiral metal staircase. Throughout this section, any handrails present are only on one side. The path is circular with a single direction. 

Arena
The amphitheater is located within the Medieval Rocca, utilizing the natural slope of a hill. At the top, therefore upon arrival, you will find the entrance, the ticket office, the area reserved for people with disabilities in wheelchairs to watch performances, the restroom, the coffee shop, and finally the exit. Near the entrance tunnel to the arena, the last section of the pedestrian path, about 21 meters long, has an inclined and partly curvilinear surface. The ground is compacted dirt and gravel with varying slopes from 16% to 10%.
Upon reaching the entrance, you cross a tunnel about 3 meters long, 74 cm wide, and with a minimum height of 190 cm. After that, you will find the ticket office located inside a wooden kiosk that is raised by one step above the walkway and lacks a connecting ramp. Staff is available at the window of the kiosk, which also serves as a refreshment point. Proceeding into the arena, the ground is dirt with compact gravel covering and some areas with slight changes in slope, both transverse and longitudinal. The area reserved for wheelchair users to watch performances is located near the last row of fixed seats, thus at the highest part of the spectator area. This area is marked with signage. After passing the entrance to exit, you will walk approximately 50 meters on a surface that is sometimes compact but uneven. The gate that serves as the exit leads to a steep downward path with a compact concrete and stabilized gravel surface, lacking handrails. The first part is inclined at 9% and extends for about 4 meters, while the second is inclined at 21% and extends for about 13 meters. The entire path leading to the exit from the Medieval Rocca to the parking lot in Piazza Gramsci varies in slope and has a surface of dirt and gravel.

A bar kiosk is located on a concrete perimeter base less than 90 cm wide, raised by one step, and lacking a connecting ramp. There is also an external refreshment area set up with tables and chairs with pavement characteristics similar to those mentioned for the area.

Mura Pathway

The structure has 2 informational totems with touch screens located at the entrance of Palazzo della Corgna, which also features a map of the Museum Pathway with an audio guide using QR-Code technology.

Mura Pathway

The restrooms are located on the ground floor of Palazzo della Corgna but can only be reached via a route that presents various architectural barriers: from the museum's entrance atrium, you need to overcome three sets of stairs, which vary in number and configuration of steps. However, the restroom block is equipped with a unit accessible to people in wheelchairs, allowing for frontal access to the toilet with a horizontal grab bar next to it.

Arena

The restroom block is located in the upper part of the arena and includes a restroom accessible to individuals with disabilities. This facility is inside a wooden kiosk, which is raised by one step on a concrete perimeter base. To access it, you must navigate a small step of 2 cm, a first wooden ramp (25 cm long and with a slope of 20%), and a second metal ramp (90 cm long and with a slope of 13%) that leads directly to the entrance door, which opens outward (width of 82 cm). Lateral access is possible to the right of the toilet, which, however, does not have grab bars. The structure lacks an anteroom.