Inside the historic Lamarmora barracks in Piazza Castello, Sassari, this small museum traces the Sassari Brigade’s history, particularly its role in the First World War. Uniforms, documents, personal items and wartime objects bring the story closer to the soldiers’ lives. Guided visits add context through detailed accounts of the brigade and its history. Admission is free. Check when guided visits are available before you go, as access is limited during the day.
The brigade’s story in the barracks
The museum occupies the ground floor of the historic Lamarmora barracks in Piazza Castello. The former castle was replaced by the barracks, which now house a museum commemorating Sassari’s military history in the 20th century.
The collection includes uniforms, documents and personal objects. Together, they tell the story of the Sassari Brigade and its connection to Sardinia, with particular attention to its part in the First World War.
A guided visit
A guide can place the objects in their historical context and share accounts connected to the brigade. The small museum has only a few guided visits each day, so check the available times before arriving.
To enter, ring the intercom outside and hand in a document. Admission is free, and an hour gives you time for a thorough visit.
Preguntas frecuentes
Is admission to the Historical Museum of the Sassari Brigade free?
Yes. Admission is free.
How long should I allow for a visit?
Allow about an hour for a thorough visit.
Do I need to check guided visit times?
Yes. The museum is small and access is limited to a few guided visits each day, so check the available times before you go.
Where is the museum?
It is on the ground floor of the Lamarmora barracks at Piazza Castello, 9, in Sassari.
