ONLINE TICKET RESERVATION FOR ITALIAN GALLERIES - BOOK TICKETS FOR THE MUSEO CORRER, VENICE

OPENING TIMES:

The Correr Museum is open seven days a week. The museum opens to the public at 09.00 AM; from November 1st to March 31st the Gallery closes at 05.00 PM, otherwise at 07.00 PM. Closed Christmas day and New Year's Day.

PRICING:

Please note that a ticket purchased for the Museo Correr also gains you admission to the Doge's Palace, and vice-versa.

Prices include booking fees and service charges, and also cover entrance to any special exhibitions that may be showing during your visit. There is no charge whatsoever for children under six years of age (they do not need to reserve). European students aged between 14 and 29 or EU citizens aged between 6 to 14 or over the age of 65 qualify for a reduced price ticket; there is still, however, a charge to cover booking fees, service charges and entry to special exhibits. We are only able to make bookings of this sort if they are part of a paying group.

Simply select the ideal date for your visit by clicking on the calendar (the small square icon) below, and our system will automatically present you with the relevant ticket options for that date. Next, press the 'Click to continue with booking' button.

HOW YOU'LL GET YOUR TICKETS:

To reserve tickets for the Museo Correr, just fill out the booking form, supply us with credit card details, and we'll do the rest. There will be no charge whatsoever until we confirm your reservation. We'll then point you to our secure page, where you can print out your entry voucher. Print it out, take it with you to the museum and present it at the ticket desk ... they will swap it for your entry ticket. As simple as that!

You won't have to join any queues, but nonetheless we'd advise you to arrive 20 minutes before your entry time.

PLEASE NOTE: You must present yourself at the galleries at the time specified on your booking voucher - admittance will not be granted at other times.

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