Aerial view of Urbino Ducal Palace and surrounding cityscape in Italy.
Facade of Ducal Palace in Urbino with twin towers and arched windows.
Courtyard of Ducal Palace with arches and columns, Urbino, Italy.
Ducal Palace interior with arched brick ceilings and stone floor.
Stone staircase and wooden bench inside Palazzo Ducale di Urbino, Italy.
Renaissance courtyard at National Gallery of Marche inside Ducal Palace, Italy.
Renaissance painting of an ideal cityscape displayed at Galleria Nazionale delle Marche, Urbino.

Entrance Tickets to Urbino Ducal Palace and National Gallery of the Marche

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Explore Urbino's rich Renaissance heritage with Entrance Tickets to Urbino Ducal Palace and National Gallery of the Marche, located in the heart of Italy’s historic city of Urbino. Marvel at masterpieces like “The Flagellation of Christ" and "The Madonna of the Chair," set against stunning Montefeltro landscapes that once graced Federico da Montefeltro's home. This experience also connects you to Raphael, a renowned Renaissance artist born in this culturally significant locale.

From 1422 to 1482, Federico da Montefeltro's reign at Urbino Ducal Palace transformed it into an epicenter for art and architecture. Discover the impact of this influential family during your visit.

Begin Your Experience with Renaissance Masterpieces: The Gallery houses works by Raphael and Piero della Francesca among others, showcasing paintings, sculptures, ceramics, coins, and drawings that narrate ancient artistic traditions.

Explore Urbino’s long history at its Ducal Palace. Learn about the Montefeltro family's contribution to art and architecture in this iconic Italian city.

Did you know? The development of Renaissance culture and humanism was significantly influenced by both the Ducal Palace and the surrounding area of Urbino.

Admission for Your Experience at the Urbino Ducal Palace

Access to The National Gallery of the Marche, Italy's Renaissance Masterpieces Visit

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Aerial view of Urbino Ducal Palace and surrounding cityscape in Italy.

Aerial view of Urbino Ducal Palace and surrounding cityscape in Italy.

National Gallery of the Marche

Situated within Urbino’s Ducal Palace, the National Gallery of the Marche offers visitors an opportunity to explore its remarkable collection. This gallery is home to masterpieces such as Raphael's "The Madonna of the Chair," Piero della Francesca's "The Flagellation of Christ," Titian's "Man with a Glove," and other fascinating works by celebrated artists.

Renaissance Masterpieces

Your exploration begins at Urbino Ducal Palace, where you can experience some of the most famous Renaissance art pieces like “The Flagellation of Christ” and “The Madonna of the Chair.” The palace is surrounded by Montefeltro's beautiful landscapes. Federico da Montefeltro (1422-1482), a significant figure during the Renaissance era, once resided in Urbino—a city that also served as the birthplace for renowned artist Raphael. As you wander through this historic site, take time to admire its beautiful courtyards, halls, and rooms.

Facade of Ducal Palace in Urbino with twin towers and arched windows.

Facade of Ducal Palace in Urbino with twin towers and arched windows.

Courtyard of Ducal Palace with arches and columns, Urbino, Italy.

Courtyard of Ducal Palace with arches and columns, Urbino, Italy.

Ducal Palace interior with arched brick ceilings and stone floor.

Ducal Palace interior with arched brick ceilings and stone floor.

This tour has specific restrictions: bags, backpacks, pushchairs, prams, umbrellas, cameras for photography, smoking, and consumption of food or beverages are not permitted. The Urbino Ducal Palace and National Gallery of the Marche offer flexible visiting options — after purchasing your ticket, you can visit one attraction on the selected day and choose to explore the other within five days.

    Wheelchair access is available only up to the first floor, which is situated near the Pasquino Garden on the ground level.

    Stone staircase and wooden bench inside Palazzo Ducale di Urbino, Italy.

    Stone staircase and wooden bench inside Palazzo Ducale di Urbino, Italy.

    Renaissance courtyard at National Gallery of Marche inside Ducal Palace, Italy.

    Renaissance courtyard at National Gallery of Marche inside Ducal Palace, Italy.

    Plan ahead and consider visiting during off-peak times to avoid crowds at Urbino Ducal Palace and National Gallery of the Marche for a more relaxed experience.

    If you're planning on exploring multiple attractions in Urbino, start with those further away from your accommodation to make efficient use of your time.

    Keep an eye out for accessibility options as wheelchair access is limited; ensure that this won't affect your visit if necessary.

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    Operating hours

    Palazzo Ducale di Urbino

    Monday
    Closed
    Tuesday
    8:30am - 7:15pm • last entry 6:15pm
    Wednesday
    8:30am - 7:15pm • last entry 6:15pm
    Thursday
    8:30am - 7:15pm • last entry 6:15pm
    Friday
    8:30am - 7:15pm • last entry 6:15pm
    Saturday
    8:30am - 7:15pm • last entry 6:15pm
    Sunday
    8:30am - 7:15pm • last entry 6:15pm
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    FAQs

    No photography is allowed during your visit to the Urbino Ducal Palace or the National Gallery of the Marche.
    Urbino is renowned as the birthplace of Raphael, a celebrated Renaissance artist whose work significantly influenced Renaissance culture.
    Yes, personal expenses are not covered by this ticket, so plan accordingly for additional costs such as meals or transportation.
    Federico da Montefeltro was an influential figure during the Renaissance era, known for his impact on art and architecture in Urbino where he resided from 1422 to 1482.
    Bags, backpacks, pushchairs, prams, umbrellas, cameras, and any food or beverages are not allowed on the tour.
    The gallery features Renaissance arts like 'Portrait of a Gentleman' and works by artists such as Raphael and Piero della Francesca, including paintings, sculptures, ceramics, coins, and drawings.
    Wheelchair access is limited to the first floor, which is located on the ground floor near the Pasquino Garden.
    You can visit either Urbino Ducal Palace or the National Gallery of the Marche on the chosen day at your time of purchase; you cannot visit both in a single day with this ticket option.
    The Ducal Palace and the city of Urbino played a crucial role in developing Renaissance culture and humanism in Italy during that era.
    The ticket includes entry to Urbino’s Ducal Palace and optionally, you can upgrade it for access to the National Gallery of the Marche.

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