Visit
MUSEUM OPENING TIMES
JUNE – AUGUST
SEPTEMBER – MAY
Last admission 30 minutes before closing
GROUPS AND GUIDED TOURS
- GUIDED TOURS FOR GROUPS
- This section is dedicated to booking guided tours with a dedicated guide for groups of several people. – Number of participants: We accept reservations for groups anging from a minimum of 5 to a maximum of 20 people. – Duration: The tour lasts approximately 1 hour. – Fee: The cost of the service is 80 euros per group. – Advance notice: Requests must be sent to prenotazioni@museomitoraj.it at least 24 hours in advance. – Confirmation: Reservations are always subject to confirmation by museum staff.
- ACTIVITIES FOR SCHOOLS
- Activities for schools will be available starting at the beginning of the new school year. For more information, please email prenotazioni@museomitoraj.it
- Guided Tours with Fixed Departure
- Times duration: 45 minutes. Maximum 30 people. From September to May: every Saturday at 5 p.m. Cost: €4 in addition to the ticket price. No reservation is required to participate in the guided tour; admission is guaranteed on a first-come, first-served basis until capacity is reached.
Where to Park
Free Parking
- Train Station Parking (Via del Castagno)
- Carabinieri Barracks Parking (Via G. Garibaldi, 92)
- Piazza Leone Tommasi Parking
Paid Parking
- Piazza Matteotti
- Piazza Statuto (the parking is not accessible every Thursday)
ACCESSIBILITY
The Mitoraj Museum is committed to ensuring full accessibility for visitors with disabilities. The museum is equipped with an access ramp (on Via Oberdan—south side), and the exhibition space is free of architectural barriers. A restroom reserved for people with disabilities is available.
VISITOR GUIDELINES
To ensure the museum is a welcoming space and that your visit is a positive experience based on mutual respect, we ask that visitors observe the following rules while inside the museum:
Coat Check
Bags, backpacks, suitcases, or bulky items that could pose a threat to the safety of the exhibited works must be checked at the coat check. The coat check service is free for visitors and features lockable lockers.
Photos and Videos
You may take photos without a flash and record videos for personal use. The use of professional equipment (tripods, selfie sticks, etc.) is not permitted.
It is prohibited to photograph other visitors or staff without their consent.
For professional or commercial filming, please email comunicazione@museomitoraj.it
Rules of Conduct
Visitors are prohibited from touching the artworks or leaning on pedestals and supports, and must maintain a safe distance to prevent damage.
Out of respect for others, please keep your voice down and set your cell phone to silent mode.
Prohibitions
Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is prohibited. Bringing food or beverages into the museum is prohibited.
Animals
In Italy, there is no national framework law governing the admission of animals to museums. Each managing body has full autonomy to establish its own internal regulations to ensure decorum, visitor safety, and the preservation of the artworks.
The Mitoraj Museum adheres to the guidelines set forth by the Regional Directorate of Museums of Tuscany, which, for reasons of heritage protection and conservation and to ensure maximum public safety, prohibits access to dogs and any other domestic or companion animals, of any breed or size, even if on a leash and/or wearing a muzzle.
Certified guide dogs or service dogs are exempt from this rule.
