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Free visits the Venetians for 21, 23 and February 24 ... find out where, when and how to book :-) Love


The partnership between the municipal Department of Tourism and Promotion of the traditions and historic events, Tourist Guides Association in Venice Foundation Venice Civic Museums, Naval History Museum of Venice, Pinault Foundation , initiative was born of historical and artistic value of the city, presented this morning at Ca 'Farsetti a press conference that was attended by city councilor for Tourism and Promotion of the traditions and historical events, Augusto Salvadori, the director of Palace Grassi, Raymond Ferraro, the curator of the Museum of Naval History, Admiral Lorenzo Sferra.

These three events open to the public to learn more about Venetian Palazzo Ducale, the Naval History Museum, the Punta della Dogana.
Sunday 21, Tuesday 23 and Wednesday, February 24, by reservation, Venetians can visit for free three important areas in fact accompanied by tour guides of the Association, with a curious circumstances: those who wish can participate in the explanation in Venetian dialect.

Here's how:
to visit Palazzo Ducale , Sunday, February 21, at 10:30 am and at 14 you will need to book 18 and 19 February;

for Naval Museum (visit Tuesday, February 23 at 10.30 and, if there are requests, even in the afternoon) reservations will be collected on February 21,

for the exhibition "Mapping the Studio: Artists from the François Pinault Collection" Punta della Dogana, scheduled Wednesday, February 24 at 10 am and at 14:30, but reservations will be collected on 22 and 23 February.

visits devranno be booked by sending an SMS to the number
345 1857192 or email to assoguideve.eventi @ libero.it.

Met initiative implemented through coordination between the Department and other agencies involved, the commissioner Salvadori: "I have always believed in and pointed at the historical development of the city - said - with various initiatives that have always enjoyed very successful and involvement by the Venetians. I am grateful to the tour guides for this collaboration with completely free which also express the love for our city. "

Source: City of Venice