Full price ticket: € 15.00 (€ 1,50 booking fee)
Special ticket: €12 For the owners of the Tintoretto 1519 – 1594 ticket, Palazzo Ducale, Venice and Scuola Grande di San Rocco
Reduced price ticket: € 7.50 (€ 1,50 booking fee)
- European Union Citizens aged 18 to 25 with identification document
- Permanent state teachers without their school group
Free: € 0,00 (€ 1,50 booking fee)
- Young people under 18 (with identification document)
- Journalists
- Students and academics U.E. the school of architecture, cultural heritage, education sciences, enrolled in a degree in literature or literary subjects with an archaeological, historical and artistic faculties of philosophy and letters, enrolled in the Academy of Fine Arts
- Employees of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities
- Members of ICOM (International Council of Museums)
- Disabled U.E. accompanied by a family member or care worker
Free: € 0.00 (no booking fee)
- tourist guides with the exercise of their activities
- interpreters with license when joined by a guide
For booking:
Notice: during temporary exhibitions the price of admission is subject to change.
For all the citizens from Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein, the same facilities of United Europe citizens will be available.
The entrance is allowed only on the booked day and time. If that is not possible because of any circumstance beyond one’s control, the entrace will be allowed in the following days, even beyond the validity of the ticket, according to the availability.
Temporary free passes for some studying reasons can be allowed by the Special Board for the Venetian Museum Pole.
NOTICE: RESTORATION OF THE FIRST FLOOR
Starting from June 7 the first floor of the Gallerie dell'Accademia will be interested by an extensive restoration project, aiming to reinforce, renovate and refurbish the first floor of the museum: this will be the final step in our “Grandi Gallerie” project.
The restoration project is funded by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, and will last for a total of 960 days. It will be divided in four stages to ensure the opening of most of the museum rooms.
The project aims are the following:
1) Building stabilisation, roofs and walls will be stabilised by insertion of tie-beams, putting the conservation of original and ancient structures to the forefront.
2) Functional update, plant components for air conditioning, lighting and safety will be updated, and all the existing architectural barriers removed.
3) Restyling and refurbishment, skylights will be restored and the original architecture of the buildings will be valorised. The interpretation of our collections and communication materials will be updated, with new labels and media devices.
During the first stage, rooms from VI to XII, and XV will be closed to the public. The relocation of the artworks exhibited in the rooms mentioned above will guarantee the view of the collection masterpieces. However the following list contains the most famous artworks of the museum that are currently under restoration:
Paolo Veronese, Il convito in casa di Levi, cat. 203;
Paolo Veronese, Crocifissione, cat. 255;
Paolo Veronese, Annunciazione, cat. 260;
Jacopo Tintoretto, Madonna in gloria col Bambino e i santi, cat. 221;
Jacopo Tintoretto, Il Miracolo dello Schiavo, cat. 42;
Jacopo Tintoretto, Crocifissione, cat. 213 ;
Bernardo Strozzi, Il convitto in casa di Simone, cat. 777;
Bernardo Strozzi, Ritratto del cavaliere Giovanni Grimani, cat. 1358;
Tiepolo Giambattista, Tre pennacchi e quattro logge dal soffitto della chiesa di Santa Maria di Nazareth detta degli Scalzi di Venezia.
You can check all the works on display and their collocation through the following links:
The files are updated monthly so please contact us at infogallerie.venezia@beniculturali.it to check if certain art works are currently on display. Changes to the visit path for people with disabilities Due to the restoration works at the first floor, the visit for people with motor disabilities will be subject to change. All the rooms on the ground floor are currenlty accessible and the rooms XVIII, XIX, XX, XXII, XXIII of the first floor. The rooms XII - XVI welcome most of the masterpieces from the closed rooms and will be accessible to everyone. The opening will be announced promptly. We apologize for the inconvenience.Security measures
We kindly remind the visitors that, for a better security, the access to the museum will be denied to those who have their faces covered by any element (clothing, mask, helmet, or else) that may make it difficult to recognize the person.
In order to make this museum a quiet and safe place, we thank you for your kind cooperation.