You can park in front of the pier, then cross the road: the tour begins in Corso della Repubblica, where you can shop in the famous fashion shops. Until Corso Cavour, the road is flat but difficult for electric and manual wheelchairs, because of the cobblestones. This is the historical centre of the town, where you can find lots of shops and visit the church of Saint Anna: unfortunately, because of a step, the independent access for a disabled is difficult and there isn’t a keeper.

Corso Cavour ends in the charming Piazza del Popolo, but if you take one of the small roads (called “rughe”) you can reach Piazza San Graziano, the “sitting room” of the town, where there are the Archaeological and the Mineralogical Museums

From Piazza San Graziano you can continue the tour and visit the Church of Saint Maria, where Saint Carlo Borromeo was baptized. 

To get there, there are two different ways: the first one is a staircase, steep and not recommended to elderly people and disabled; the second way itinerary on is via Bottelli, very steep and dangerous if you don’t have an electric wheelchair and if you aren’t accompanied.