*The Olympic Theatre, the Civic Museum of Palazzo Chiericati, the Church of Santa Corona are open to the public from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18 (last entrance at 17.30).
Pop, the short show of lights and sounds inside the Olympic Theatre is scheduled from Tuesday to Sunday, at the following hours:
10.30, 11.30, 12.30 + 15.30, 16.30, 17.30.
The Galleries of Palazzo Thiene are open as usual from Thursday to Sunday, from 10 to 18 (last entrance at 17.30).
The Risorgimento and Resistance Museum and the Natural history and Archaeological Museum can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 to 14 (last entrance at 13.30).
The Basilica Palladiana can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18. It is possible to visit the loggias on the first floor and the main hall. As for the panoramic terrace on the last floor, it can be accessed on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 to 18 (closed when rainy).
The Cafè on the panoramic terrace of the Basilica is active on the following days:
Fridays and Saturdays: from 19 to 01
Sundays: from 18.30 to 23
Le Gallerie d'Italia - Palazzo Leoni Montanari are open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18.
The Diocesan Museum is open every day from 14 to 18.
The Jewellery Museum can be visited in the following days:
from Tuesday to Friday: 10 to 13 and 15 to 18
Saturday and Sunday: 10 to 18
The Palladio Museum can be visited from Wednesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18. The temporary exhibition "Raffaello. Nato Architetto." is active till 9th July 2023. From the 10th till the 2oth the museum is closed.
For all museums, the last possible admission is at least 30 minutes before closure.
As for the private villas that can be visited right outside the city centre:
Villa Valmarana ai Nani is open everyday from 10 to 18.
Villa La Rotonda is open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
It is most advised to check the respective offical websites for early closures..
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Tickets and Information:
Tourist Information Office, piazza Matteotti 12, open everyday from 9 to 18, tel. 0444 320854, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Infopoint in Basilica Palladiana, da martedì a domenica; tel. 0444 222855
*The Olympic Theatre, the Civic Museum of Palazzo Chiericati, the Church of Santa Corona and the Natural History and Archaeological Museum are open to the public from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 to 17 (last entrance at 16.30).
Pop, the short show of lights and sounds inside the Olympic Theatre is scheduled from Tuesday to Sunday, at the following hours:
9.30, 10.30, 11.30 + 14.30, 15.30, 16.30
The Galleries of Palazzo Thiene are open as usual from Thursday to Sunday, from 9 to 17 (last entrance at 16.30).
The Risorgimento and Resistance Museum can be visited for free from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 to 13 (last entrance at 12.30) and from 14.15 to 17 (last entrance at 16.30).
The Basilica Palladiana can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18. It is possible to visit the loggias on the first floor and the main hall. As for the panoramic terrace on the last floor, it can be accessed on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 to 18 (closed when rainy).
The Cafè on the panoramic terrace of the Basilica is active on the following days:
Fridays and Saturdays: from 19 to 01
Sundays: from 18.30 to 23
Le Gallerie d'Italia - Palazzo Leoni Montanari are open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18.
The Diocesan Museum is open every day from 14 to 18.
The Jewellery Museum can be visited in the following days:
from Tuesday to Friday: 10 to 13 and 15 to 18
Saturday and Sunday: 10 to 18
The Palladio Museum can be visited from Wednesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18. The temporary exhibition "Raffaello. Nato Architetto." is active till 9th July 2023.
For all museums, the last possible admission is at least 30 minutes before closure.
As for the private villas that can be visited right outside the city centre:
Villa Valmarana ai Nani is open everyday from 10 to 18, except on 2nd June (closes at 12.30) and on 9th June (closes at 16.30).
Villa La Rotonda is open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. It is most advised to check the respective offical websites for early closures..
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Tickets and Information:
Tourist Information Office, piazza Matteotti 12, open everyday from 9 to 17.30, tel. 0444 320854, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Infopoint in Basilica Palladiana, da martedì a domenica; tel. 0444 222855
On the 13th of May, Vicenza's Civic Museums adheres to the "European Night of Museums".
The Olympic Theatre, the Civic Art Gallery of Palazzo Chiericati, the Galleries of Palazzo Thiene, and the Natural History and Archaeological Museum will be open until 10 pm (last admission 9:30 pm). From 5 pm, it will be possible to visit the aforementioned sites with a reduced price ticket. Reservation is not required.
Palazzo Thiene is housing the exhibition “Blank Generation: the New York punk in the shadow of Palladio”, that will close on Sunday 14th May, while Palazzo Chiericati is hosting another exhibition, “Gli amici della gaia gioventù: Art and Poetry in Vicenza from 1930 to 1950”. Both these exhibitions are free entry, so no tickets are required.
At the Natural History and Archaeological Museum tourists will find the exhibition “Stilt houses and pirogues of Fimon Lake”, which is included in the museum's ticket.
On the rooftop of the Basilica Palladiana the bar will be open from 7 pm to 1 am. In case of bad weather, the rooftop will be closed.
At the Teatro Comunale di Vicenza, the Orchestra Popolare “La notte della Taranta” (the Popular Orchestra “The Night of the Taranta”) will perform with its groups of dancers, singers and artists.
Galleries of Palazzo Leoni Montanari are exceptionally open from 8 pm to 12 pm. With the special ticket at € 1,00, you can see the collection of Russian icons, of Attic and Magna Graecia pottery, of 17th century paintings and a new exhibition named EX - Illustri x Elena Xausa.
There are also some activities for children, guided tours and music shows. For more information, write an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Palladio Museum organizes an activity named “Buonanotte Raffaello” for children from 8 to 12 years old. They will enjoy the visit of the museum in an unusual way: by night, with the museum closed to the public, and with some activities that will give them the chance to explore the building. For more infos about schedules and prices you can visit www.palladiomuseum.org.
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The Creators of Eternal Egypt
Scribes, Artisans, and Laborers in the Service of the Pharaoh
Basilica Palladiana, Vicenza
22 December 2022 – 28 May 2023
Colossal statues, sumptuous tombs and ornate sarcophagi, bas-reliefs and painted stelae, papyrus scrolls and artifacts, all unearthed from the desert after millennia: this is where our idea of ancient Egypt comes from. The exhibition The Creators of Eternal Egypt. Scribes, Artisans, and Laborers in the Service of the Pharaoh recounts the genesis of this imagery through the material expressions of a complex and articulated world, from everyday tools to the pomp and sacred rites of the pharaohs.
The original exhibition itinerary, designed by the Egyptian Museum of Turin, takes visitors on a journey to discover the community of scribes, artisans and workers who built the tombs of the pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings. Over the centuries, the tombs have preserved the objects, memory, and splendor of this ancient civilization, whose fascination we still experience today. The exact location of the royal burials was secret, known only to the priests, to ensure the safekeeping the remains and great wealth of the rulers during their journey to the afterlife. For this reason, workers and their families lived isolated from the rest of society in a small village, now known as Deir el-Medina, nestled among the rocky hills not far from the royal necropolis on the opposite bank of the Nile from Thebes. It is to the ingenuity and labor of the inhabitants of Deir el-Medina that we owe much of our current understanding of ancient Egypt.
As part of the three-year project “Exhibitions in the Basilica”, The Creators of Eternal Egypt, which opens on 22 December at the Basilica Palladiana, follows the exhibition The Factory of the Renaissance. Creative Processes, Market, and Production in Vicenza, which delved into the ways that the artistic inventions and practices generated in Vicenza during the Renaissance influenced Western art history. Similarly, many of the images and ideas that have entered our collective imagination of ancient Egyptian art and culture were developed in Deir el-Medina.
Although far apart in space and time, both places were important centers of artistic and architectural production during two crucial periods of their history: the Renaissance in Italy and the New Kingdom in Egypt, which lasted nearly the entire second half of the second millennium BC.
In both cases, the successful combination of artistic sensibility and technical prowess grew out of tradition and gave rise to a period of great experimentation that shaped a new worldview and laid the foundation of our vision of the period. In this sense, the previous exhibition was the curators' starting point for the project of The Creators of Eternal Egypt, taking the opportunity to propose a parallel between the two situations and highlight, beyond the inevitable differences, the continuity represented by humankind’s desire to understand and represent the surrounding world through art, architecture, and artisanal virtuosity.
As such, the exhibition takes visitors on an imaginary journey from the Basilica Palladiana in downtown Vicenza to the monumental Thebes of 3,300 years ago, and then across the Nile to the small village of Deir el-Medina, to discover the city of the dead and the spectacular afterlife that awaited them, created by the patient and expert workmanship of those in the service of Pharaoh.
Structure of the exhibition
The itinerary unfolds inside the Basilica Palladiana among a wide selection of more than 150 artifacts from the Egyptian Museum in Turin and a group of about 20 works on loan from the Louvre Museum in Paris, ranging in scale from the smallest, most precious objects to sarcophagi and monumental statuary. A series of multimedia installations accompany the visitors' experience, breaking and expanding the boundaries of material culture: physically present objects are virtually ‘reinserted’ into their original historical context, now inevitably lost.
The exhibition is organized by interrelated themes. The evocative space beneath the vault of the Basilica is divided into two large sections: the first illustrating the everyday life and creation of these millennia-old masterpieces, and the second devoted to the life of the deceased after death.
The first stop on the journey is Thebes, the monumental city that spread along the east bank of the Nile, home of the great temples and capital of the New Kingdom for nearly three centuries. Here one encounters large sculptural groups of rulers and monumental statues of deities with attributes from the animal world.
While the eastern bank hosted the city of the living, the opposite bank, where the sun sets, housed the vast city of the dead: all the tombs and places of worship dedicated to the defunct and, above all, the great funerary temples of the pharaohs. The exhibition route then moves to the western shore and the humble village of Deir el-Medina, protected by the serpent goddess Meretseger and located at the foot of the great pyramidal mountain, in whose belly the tombs of the Valley of the Kings were excavated.
The exhibition offers a detailed account of the building of a pharaoh's tomb, whose long and demanding construction combined different skills and knowledge, from symbology to engineering, from theology to the logistical organization of labor. In addition to tools and implements, one can admire the papyri that conveyed the wisdom of these men through plans and descriptions of buildings and design studies.
This is followed by an in-depth look at the daily life of the laborers, artisans, and scribes who lived there, devoting themselves to the creation and preparation of the sumptuous tombs of the rulers. The scenes painted on the walls of the tombs and the artifacts unearthed are like the tiles of a complex mosaic, giving us insight into their way of life, which combined traditional arts handed down over the generations with colors, prayers and songs, as evidenced by the decorated stelae and ostraka (fragments of vases or stone chips), as well as some very rare musical instruments from both the Egyptian Museum and the Louvre. Other objects, such as the decoratively carved and painted wooden sedan chair, testify to the affluence and luxury in which some members of the Deir el-Medina community lived.
After exploring aspects of the earthly world, visitors are greeted by the sarcophagus of Khonsuirdis and cross the threshold into the second part of the exhibition, devoted to the journey of the deceased to the afterlife. Here they are led along a path that tells the story of the preparation of body and soul for eternal life, from the making of the splendid painted sarcophagi to the arrangement of the grave goods. A selection of objects from Queen Nefertari's rich burial trousseau is accompanied by fascinating turquoise faience objects, such as the Louvre bowl or Pharaoh Sethi I’s coterie of Ushabti, the little servants whose task it was to ease his labors in the afterlife. The itinerary leads to an artifact that, perhaps more than any other, inspires deep reflection on the dichotomy of life and death: the mummy and sarcophagus of Tariri.
As a final counterpoint, this material journey into the realm of the dead culminates in an immersive, immaterial experience that illustrates the burial of the scribe Butehamon and the deceased's final journey. Visitors walk through a videomapping installation built on a 3D-printed reproduction of the great sarcophagus, which reveals the secrets it contained and brings to life the human story behind this incredible find.
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During the holidays for the Immaculate Conception, the Civic Museums of Vicenza - Olympic Theatre included - will be visitable following the regular opening times.
From 8th to 11th December 2022, the following museums will be open from 9 to 17 (last entrance at 16.30):
* Olympic Theatre
* Civic Museum of Palazzo Chiericati,
* Church of Santa Corona
* Natural History and Archaeological Museum
* Galleries of Palazzo Thiene
>> The Basilica Palladiana will be closed to the public due to some maintenance work for the next exhibition that will be inaugurated on the 22nd December (www.mostreinbasilica.it).
Regular opening guaranteed for the Jewellery Museum, the Gallerie d'Italia of Palazzo Leoni Montanari and the Palladio Museum from Thursday to Sunday.
As for the archaeological sites in Piazza Duomo and the Diocesan Museum:
- Thursday 8th December: The Roman Cryptoporticus is open from 10 to 12; the Diocesan Museum is open from 14 to 18.
- Friday 9th December: the Diocesan Museum is open from 14 to 18.
- Saturday 10th December: the Roman Cryptoporticus is open from 14 to 17.30; the Archaeological Area under the Cathedral is open from 17.30 to 18, via reservation; The Diocesan Museum is closed.
- Sunday 11th Decemer: the Roman Cryptoporticus, the Archaeological Area under the Cathedral and the Diocesan Museum ARE CLOSED to the public due to a religious event taking place that day.
Villa Valmarana ai nani is open from 10 to 17 on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, whereas on Friday 9th it closes at 16.
Villa La Rotonda can be visited ONLY on Thursday 8th December with the following opening times: 10-12.30 and 14.30 -17.
*The Olympic Theatre, the Civic Museum of Palazzo Chiericati, the Church of Santa Corona and the Natural History and Archaeological Museum are open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 09 to 17 (last admission at 16.30).
The show of music and lights POP is programmed from Tuesday to Sunday on specific hours: 9.30, 10.30, 11.30 + 14.30, 15.30, 16.30.
The Galleries of Palazzo Thiene are open from Thursday to Sunday from 09 to 17 (last admission at 16.30).
The Risorgimento and Resistance Museum can be visited from 9 to 13 (last admission at 12.30) and from 14.15 to 17 (last admission at 16.30).
The Basilica palladiana is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 to 18 (last admission at 17.30).
Till 27th November: hall (partial visit) and palladian loggias open Tuesday-Sunday 10-18. The panoramic Terrace is closed.
From the 28/11 the Basilica will be closed to the public due to works for the next exhibition.
The Cafè on the terrace is not active anymore.
The Gallerie d'italia - Palazzo Leoni Montanari and the Jewellery Museum are open from Tuesday to Sunday .
The Diocesan Museum is open every afternoon from 14 to 18 (last admission at 17.30).
The Palladio Museum is closed till the 11th November 2022. From the 12th November, it will open from 10 to 18, from Wednesday to Sunday.
These museums can be included in the combined tickets.
Villa Valmarana ai Nani is open everyday (except on specific days you can read about on their website) and Villa La Rotonda is open from Friday to Sunday.
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Info & Tickets:
Iat Tourist information office in piazza Matteotti 12, open every day from 09 to 17.30.Tel 0444320854, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Infopoint in Basilica Palladiana, open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18; tel. 0444 222855
The Civic Museum of Palazzo Chiericati, the Church of Santa Corona, the Natural history and archaeological Museum will be open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 09.00 to 18.00;
The Risorgimento and Resistance Museum will open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 to 13 and from 14.15 to 18.
The Galleries of Palazzo Thiene will open from Thursday to Sunday from 10 to 18.
The Teatro Olimpico will be visitable from Tuesday to Sunday, from 09 to 17 (last admission at 16.30).
The Teatro will close earlier due to reharsals for scheduled concerts on the following dates:
on 25th September, at 16.00
on 7th October, at 16.00
on 20th October, at 13.00
As per usual, the Palladian Basilica can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18, whereas the panoramic terrace on the last floor can be visited on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 to 18.
In the evening, the cafè located on the panoramic terrace will be open on Fridays and Saturdays from 19 to 01, and on Sundays drom 18.30 to 23.
The last admission inside the museums is always 30 minutes before closure.
The Tourist information office located in Piazza Matteotti, 12 is open from 09 to 18 (tel. 0444320854, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).
The infopoint and ticket office inside the Palladian Basilica is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18 (closed on Mondays, tel. 0444222855).
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Are you here for the weekend of the 15th August 2022?
Here you can take a look at the special opening times from the 13th to the 19th August
From Tuesday to Sunday, the Olympic Theatre, the Civic Museum of Palazzo Chiericati, the Church of Santa Corona can be visited from 10 to 18, the Natural history and archaeological Museum from 10 to 14.
Inside the Olympic Theatre it is possible to watch a free show of music and lights called “Pop Palladio Olympic Project” available from Tuesday to Sunday at 10.30, 11.30 and 12.30 and 15.30,16.30, 17.30. The show lasts approximately 10 minutes.
The Risorgimento and Resistance Museum is open 10-14 from Tuesday to Sunday. The admission to the Risorgimento and Resistance museum is free of charge.
The Galleries of Palazzo Thiene can be visited from Thursday to Sunday, 10 - 18 (last entrance at 17.30).
Last admission to all museums 30 minutes before closure.
At the Risorgimento and Resistance Museum it is possible to see some important documents written by the Vicentinian architect Antonio Caregaro Negrin (1821-1898) on military and patriotic engineering activities during the First Italian War of Independence. 2021 marks the bicentenary of Negrin’s birth, who has been a significant and exemplary figure in the cultural life of the 19th century.
https://www.comune.vicenza.it/cittadino/scheda.php/42724,46131
The Basilica Palladiana is open 10-18 Tue-Sun.
The Cafè on the terrace of the Basilica is open every Friday and Saturday from 19 to 01.00, and every Sunday from 18.30 to 23.
The Terrace of the Basilica Palladiana (without the cafè) can be visited by tourists on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 to 18 (last entrance at 17.30)
The Tourist Information Office in Piazza Matteotti 12 is open every day from 9 to 18 (tel. 0444 320854 - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ).
The infopoint located inside the Basilica Palladiana is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 to 18.
As for the other museums:
Gallerie d'Italia Palazzo Leoni Montanari can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, 10 - 18 (last admission at 17.30).
The Jewellery Museum is open from Tuesday to Friday 10.00-13.00 / 15.00 – 18.00 and on Saturdays and Sundays 10.00-18.00.
The Diocesan Museum is open every day (Mon-Sun) from 14-18. It will close from the 15th to 21st August 2022.
Currently, the Roman Cryptoporticus can be visited on Thursdays, 10 - 12 and on Saturdays, 14-18 (no reservation needed). Closed on Sundays. The booking for the visit of the Archaeological area of the Cathedral is mandatory and has to be made at least a day in advance before the actual visit (0444 226400, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.). It will close from the 15th to 21st August 2022.
The Palladio Museum opens from Wed to Sunday (10-18). It will be closed on 31st August 2022.
Torrione di Porta Castello - Fondazione Coppola This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. will be closed until 26th August. It will then reopen following this opening times: Friday: 11 - 18 // Saturday: 10 - 17 // Sunday: 14 - 18
Villa La Rotonda is open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 to 12 and from 15 to 18.
Villa Valmarana ai Nani is open every day, Mon to Sun, 10-18: exceptional closures
Villa Zileri Motterle is open with the following opening times: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday: 10 - 17 Friday: 10 - 12.30. From the 16th to the 19th of August Villa Zileri will be open 8:30- 12:00.
Villa Cordellina in Montecchio Maggiore is open from Monday to Friday (booking is mandatory for groups): check the extraordinary closures
Villa Caldogno and the Bunker from the Second World War are open on Saturdays from 9 - 12 and 15 - 18, on Sundays 9-12. (Booking is mandatory for groups during the week).
Villa Godi Malinverni is open on the following days: Tuesday: 14 -18, Saturday 10 -18, Sunday and public holidays-10-18. Booking is mandatory for group visits.
Villa Pisani Bonetti in Lonigo is always open, even on Mondays, and can be visited with reservation only.
The Fondazione Bisazza is closed from 6th to 31st August 2022.
Given the latest national regulations released on 24th March 2022 (n.24) and the end of the state of emergency:
starting from the 1st April 2022, the Green Pass (EU Covid Certificate) will not be necessary anymore
to visit museums, archaeological parks, exhibitions, archives, libraries and other cultural sites.
NEW* starting from the 1st May 2022, wearing masks inside museums and other cultural sites is not mandatory anymore,
but it is still highly recommended.
The “Grandi Mostre” Project (Great Exhibitions) hosted inside the Basilica Palladiana makes a grand comeback: starting from December 2021 until May 2022, the new art exhibition “La Fabbrica del Rinascimento” will be set up inside our beloved monument and symbol of Vicenza. It is the second great exhibition after “Ritratto di donna. Il sogno degli anni Venti e lo sguardo di Ubaldo Oppi”, which was suspended in February 2020 due to the pandemic.
The Municipality of Vicenza, the “Fondazione Teatro Comunale” and the Centro internazionale di studi di architettura “Andrea Palladio” will renew their cooperation in promoting the Basilica Palladiana through a cycle of art exhibitions.
The exhibition “La fabbrica del Rinascimento” will describe the golden century of Vicenza, that is, the 16th Century.
During the Renaissance, Vicenza was at the centre of one of the most dynamic and commercial areas of Europe, all thanks to artists like Andrea Palladio, Paolo Veronese and Alessandro Vittoria. Moreover, the city became one of the most vital centre of European art and culture, manufacturing some of the finest works of art you can now see showcased in international museums.
There will be several art works borrowed from famous European museums: from the Gallerie degli Uffizi to the Museo del Prado, the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Wien and the Louvre, to renowned British Museums.
Vicenza itself hosts fine masterpieces, some of which are not very much known or not yet accessible to the public. The stunning ceilings inside Palazzo Thiene by Alessandro Vittoria; the most beautiful “Cena” by Paolo Veronese inside the Sanctuary of Monte Berico, the “Adoration of the three kings” and Cappella Valmarana inside the Church of Santa Corona… The Olympic Theatre itself is certainly worth a visit, as well as many other palazzos of the city centre.
TICKETS (audio guide included): full price 13 €, reduced price 11 € (for over 65 years old and for university students with university card), 5 € for under 18 (from 11 to 17 years old) and free of charge for children under the age of 10, accompanying helpers of disabled people, journalists, tour leaders. The special "open ticket" costs 16 € and allows the visit of the exhibition without having to reserve a date and the time of the visit and can be used as a gift. For groups of minimum 10 people, the price of the ticket is 11 € per person, whereas for school groups is 5 € per student and free of charge for 2 accompanying teachers.
Reservation is mandatory for groups of minimum 10 participants.
Pre-sale fee for online purchase and at the call center: 1,50 €
It is possible to buy the tickets online at www.mostreinbasilica.it , but can also be bought at the ticket office of the Teatro Comunale Città di Vicenza, in viale Mazzini 39 (0444.326418, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.), at the Tourist Information office in Piazza Matteotti, 12 (0444 320854, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) and at the ticket office inside the Basilica Palladiana (starting from 11th December 2021, 0444 326418, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
More information at: www.mostreinbasilica.it
