Pinacoteca Manfrediniana
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Ticket names translated from Italian · the venue's own wording is in the quote below
Full € 8,00 per person The ticket allows access to the Manfrediniana Pinacoteca and the Sacristy of the Basilica della Salute Reduced € 6,00 per person Venice Municipality residents; Ages 18 to 25 Ages 65 and over Journalists Art high school students Fine Arts Academy Cultural Heritage students Free Free Up to 17 yearsTranslation · original in Italian
Intero € 8,00 per persona Il biglietto permette l'accesso alla Pinacoteca Manfrediniana e alla Sacrestia della Basilica della Salute Ridotto € 6,00 per persona Residenti Comune Venezia; Dai 18 ai 25 anni di età Dai 65 anni di età Giornalisti Studenti di Liceo artistico Accademia Belle Arti Beni Culturali Gratuito Gratis Fino ai 17 anniPractical
Pinacoteca Manfrediniana: address
Dorsoduro 1 30123 VeneziaOpen in Google Maps →✓ seminariovenezia.it/cms/pinacoteca · 2026-10-17Pinacoteca Manfrediniana: opening hours
OPENING HOURS THURSDAY TO SATURDAY 10.00-18.00 Last admission at 17.20Translation · original in Italian
ORARIO DI APERTURA DA GIOVEDI’ A SABATO 10.00-18.00 Ultima ammissione alle 17.20Pinacoteca Manfrediniana: closing days
SUNDAY – WEDNESDAY closedTranslation · original in Italian
DOMENICA – MERCOLEDI’ chiusoThe Gallery consists of 65 paintings on canvas, panel and copper; it collects works of pictorial school from central Italy, but also from northern Europe, and ancient copies of famous examples today housed at the Louvre or the Hermitage.
Translation · original in Italian
La Galleria consta di 65 dipinti su tela, tavola e rame; raccoglie opere di scuola pittorica del centro Italia, ma anche del nord Europa, e copie antiche di esemplari famosi oggi custoditi al Louvre o all’Ermitage.