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CONTACTS
Ticket office and information
Telephone: +390376367087
E-mail biglietteriemusei@comune.mantova.it
Administrative Office, Library and Management
Telephone: +390376365886
E-mail: museicivici@comune.mantova.it
Website: MACA Mantua Antique Collections
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HOW TO GET THERE
Public Transport
From Piazza Sordello (A) it is possible to take the APAM lines:4T / Shuttle Service Te
From the train station (B) you can take the APAM lines:8 / CC
All APAM buses are equipped with a lift and, for urban routes, a voice announcement service for bus stops. Currently, for adequate assistance, Reporting of use of the service is required, within two working days before use.
For more information, visit the website: APAM – Mobility Services
By car
There are several parking areas in the areas near the Temple of San Sebastiano, including reserved parking spaces (shown on the map).
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TEMPLE OF SAN SEBASTIAN
Ticket office
Visits to the Temple are managed by Palazzo San Sebastiano staff, so please go to the ticket office. The reception desk is too high for a wheelchair user, but the staff has been trained to accommodate everyone's needs.
Entrance to the building
The space in front of the Temple is cobbled, making it difficult to walk on.
The entrance to the Temple's main hall is via a steep staircase of approximately 20 steps. There is no proper handrail, other than the wide wall parapets on the sides. The stairs are damaged and uneven.
Access to the lower crypt is via two steps, so there is no handrail.
Therefore, access to the building is limited to a large number of users.
Visit itinerary
Main Hall: Once inside the Temple, the hall is completely flat.
Lower Crypt: Once inside the Crypt, the space is completely flat.
Toilets
There are no restrooms; you must go to the nearby Palazzo San Sebastiano.
Additional services
There are no additional services, in particular, the lack of tools to help blind and visually impaired people understand the area.