Louise Bourgeois In Florence
22 Jun
20 Oct
TICKETS from€ 4,50
Museo Novecento
The Museo Novecento is dedicated to the Italian art of the 20th and 21st century and offers a permanent collection and many temporary exhibitions, art installations and special projects. The museum is located in the ancient Spedale of the Leopoldine in Santa Maria Novella Square.
01 January - 31 December
MON
11.00am - 8.00pm
TUE
11.00am - 8.00pm
WED
11.00am - 8.00pm
THUR
Closed
FRI
11.00am - 8.00pm
SAT
11.00am - 8.00pm
SUN
11.00am - 8.00pm
Tickets
€ 9,50
Museum Full Price
€ 4,50
Reduced Price (18-25 y.o.)
€ 0,00
Free of charge (under the age of 18);
€ 5,00
Guided tours and activities
€ 2,50
Guided tours and activities for residents of the Florence metropolitan area
The Ticket Office close one hour before museum closing time.
Titolo sezione mostra
Testo sezione mostra
EXHIBITS
Discover the tours and activities at the museum
2,50 - 5€
Privates
, Families with children
2,50 - 5€
Privates
, Special audiences
2,50 - 5€
Schools
2,50 - 5€
Schools
Inclusive Museo Novecento
The new inclusive section of the civic network dedicated to the Museo Novecento has been created thanks to the PNRR M.1-C.3 funding – Measure 3 Inv.1.2 (CUP H17B22000620006) – ‘Removal of physical and cognitive barriers in museums, libraries and archives to enable broad access to and participation in culture’ in public museums and cultural venues not belonging to the Ministry of Culture.
The contents have been developed in collaboration with the DIDA Department of Architecture of the University of Florence, the Ente Nazionale Sordi (National Federation of the Deaf) of Florence and the Unione Italiana Ciechi e Ipovedenti (Italian Union of the Blind and Partially Sighted) of Florence.
Vademecum
Inclusive Museo Novecento
The building's history
Inclusive Museo Novecento
Alberto della Ragione
Inclusive Museo Novecento
Sculptures
Inclusive Museo Novecento
Still life and landscapes
Inclusive Museo Novecento
Horses and the artist and his world
Inclusive Museo Novecento
Ottone Rosai
The building's history
Birth of Museo Novecento
Alberto della Ragione
Still life and landscapes
Focus - Giorgio Morandi
Horses and the artist and his world
Focus - Futurism
Portraits
Focus - Sculptures
Focus - Arturo Martini
Italiens de Paris and second Futurism
Rosai bequest
Tactile station - Giorgio Morandi Still life
Tactile station - Fortunato Depero Neighing at speed
Tactile station - Arturo Martini Susanna
Tactile station - Marini Young boxer and Raphaël Emilio Jesi’s portait
Tactile station - Ottone Rosai Panorama
Tactile board - The façade
Tactile board - Massimo Campigli Womans head
Tactile board - Giorgio De Chirico I Bagni misteriosi