The charm of a historic residence, the daring exploits of Gabriele d'Annunzio, and the wonders of the world of aviation-the Castello di San Pelagio in Due Carrare (Padua) remains open throughout the winter months, offering special events for both adults and children.
On Sundays in January and February 2027, visitors can explore the Castle-a site deeply connected to the historic ''Flight over Vienna'' on August 9, 1918, when Gabriele d'Annunzio and the *Serenissima* squadron took off from this very location for one of the most celebrated feats in the history of Italian aviation.
The visit offers the chance to discover the *Stanze dannunziane* (D'Annunzio's rooms) through two guided tours held in the afternoon. Guests can also immerse themselves in the world of aviation at the Flight Museum-accessible via an audio guide-and wander through the historic park, home to enchanting green labyrinths.
Even on the coldest days, the experience continues in a heated reception area, featuring a dedicated space for young aspiring designers of flying machines, an introductory video about the Castle, and a self-service bar for a relaxing break.
It is a wonderful opportunity to engage with the region's historical and cultural heritage, blending memory, discovery, and activities for the whole family.
OPENING SCHEDULE
January 2027: Sundays, January 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31.
February 2027: Sundays, February 7, 14, and 21.
HOURS AND TOURS
Castle opening hours: 2:00 PM - 5:30 PM.
Guided tours of the *Stanze dannunziane*: 2:30 PM and 4:00 PM.
Duration of the guided tour of the rooms: 45 minutes. Museum of Flight and park with labyrinths: visit with an audio guide.
The guided tour of the D'Annunzio Rooms is not included in the family ticket.
TICKETS AND RESERVATIONS
A 20% discount is available for online purchases by using the promotional code INVERNO20.
Space is limited; we recommend purchasing tickets online in advance.
Tickets include admission to:
- The D'Annunzio Rooms, with a guided tour (45 minutes; a guided tour is guaranteed with an online purchase)
- The Museum of Flight
- The historic park and its labyrinths
- The AmuseApp audio guide, featuring multilingual thematic routes
On Sundays in January and February 2027, visitors can explore the Castle-a site deeply connected to the historic ''Flight over Vienna'' on August 9, 1918, when Gabriele d'Annunzio and the *Serenissima* squadron took off from this very location for one of the most celebrated feats in the history of Italian aviation.
The visit offers the chance to discover the *Stanze dannunziane* (D'Annunzio's rooms) through two guided tours held in the afternoon. Guests can also immerse themselves in the world of aviation at the Flight Museum-accessible via an audio guide-and wander through the historic park, home to enchanting green labyrinths.
Even on the coldest days, the experience continues in a heated reception area, featuring a dedicated space for young aspiring designers of flying machines, an introductory video about the Castle, and a self-service bar for a relaxing break.
It is a wonderful opportunity to engage with the region's historical and cultural heritage, blending memory, discovery, and activities for the whole family.
OPENING SCHEDULE
January 2027: Sundays, January 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31.
February 2027: Sundays, February 7, 14, and 21.
HOURS AND TOURS
Castle opening hours: 2:00 PM - 5:30 PM.
Guided tours of the *Stanze dannunziane*: 2:30 PM and 4:00 PM.
Duration of the guided tour of the rooms: 45 minutes. Museum of Flight and park with labyrinths: visit with an audio guide.
The guided tour of the D'Annunzio Rooms is not included in the family ticket.
TICKETS AND RESERVATIONS
A 20% discount is available for online purchases by using the promotional code INVERNO20.
Space is limited; we recommend purchasing tickets online in advance.
Tickets include admission to:
- The D'Annunzio Rooms, with a guided tour (45 minutes; a guided tour is guaranteed with an online purchase)
- The Museum of Flight
- The historic park and its labyrinths
- The AmuseApp audio guide, featuring multilingual thematic routes