The intervention involved the creation of a multimedia and interactive museum inside a castle, integrated into the city's cultural system. The main objective is to strengthen the cultural infrastructures of the city, enhancing the offer of places of culture and creating a tourist-cultural route to activate the historical identity of the territory, acting as a driving force for economic and social development.

The recovery of the structure focuses on the creation of an urban museum which, through innovative techniques, involves visitors in multi-sensory journeys, connecting them to other cultural centers and museum rooms in the city.
The castle, located on the top of a hill, has a crenellated courtyard with the actual keep which is divided into a two-storey rectangular body followed by a lower one, projected almost like a tower over the valley. Both buildings are covered by terraces accessible via ramp stairs. A large arch on the courtyard side leads into a large vaulted room. The vertical structures are made of masonry with blocks of unsquared stone and bricks, while the floors are in terracotta, extensively redone.

This project not only aims at architectural recovery but aims to transform the castle into a dynamic cultural hub, contributing to the cultural and tourist panorama of the city through an innovative and engaging approach.