Vascello Neptune

"Built in 1985 for the film "Pirates" by Roman Polanski, the Vascello Neptune may not be an authentic historical vessel. However, its design is meticulously inspired by real Spanish galleons, boasting three towering masts, billowing sails, and an impressive array of cannons. While the historical accuracy might be debated, the ship's charisma and imposing presence are undeniable. As you step onto the wooden deck of the Vascello Neptune, the salty sea air and the creak of the ship transport you to a bygone era. Explore the various decks, each offering a glimpse into the life of a sailor on a long voyage. Wander past cabins adorned with period furniture, climb the rigging for panoramic views of the harbor, and peer down into the dark hold, where treasures (or perhaps danger) might lurk. The Vascello Neptune isn't just for history buffs; it's a place where families can unleash their inner pirates. Kids can dress up in pirate attire (available for rent!), engage in treasure hunts, and even learn basic sword-fighting techniques (don't worry, it's all in good fun!). Interactive exhibits and informative displays provide a touch of historical context for curious minds."

"Replica of a 17th-century Spanish galleon, constructed for the 1985 film "Pirates," which visitors can board."