Entrance Tickets to Urbino Ducal Palace and National Gallery of the Marche
Entrance Tickets to Urbino Ducal Palace and National Gallery of the Marche
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours
Get your booking confirmed instantly
Get your booking confirmed instantly
Marvel at the awe-inspiring Renaissance architecture and art found within the Urbino Ducal Palace and the National Gallery of the Marche.
Step into Urbino's Ducal Palace and delve into the stories of the Italian Renaissance as you visit the hometown of the celebrated artist Raphael.
Explore the history of the Montefeltro family and learn about Federico da Montefeltro's impact on art and architecture in Urbino.
Upgrade your ticket and visit the National Gallery of the Marche, an art museum inside Urbino's Ducal Palace, boasting Renaissance arts such as "Portrait of a Gentleman."
Explore ancient art with paintings, sculptures, ceramics, coins, and drawings by renowned artists like Raphael, Piero della Francesca.
Fun Fact: The Ducal Palace and the city of Urbino played a crucial role in the development of Renaissance culture and humanism in Italy.
Entry to Urbino’s Ducal Palace
Entry to the National Gallery (optional)
Aerial view of Urbino Ducal Palace and surrounding cityscape in Italy.
Renaissance Masterpieces
Begin your journey with a visit to Urbino Ducal Palace, where you'll encounter some of the most famous Renaissance art such as “The Flagellation of Christ", "The Madonna of the Chair" among others. The palace's surroundings are graced by the beautiful Montefeltro landscapes. Urbino was once the residence of Federico da Montefeltro (1422-1482), an influential figure in the Renaissance era. This city also holds the distinction of being the birthplace of the celebrated Renaissance artist, Raphael, whose contributions have significantly influenced the development of Renaissance art . As you explore, don't forget to take in the palace's charming courtyards, halls, and rooms.
National Gallery of the Marche
Visit the National Gallery of the Marche, situated within Urbino's Ducal Palace. The gallery houses a remarkable collection of Renaissance art, including masterpieces like Raphael's "The Madonna of the Chair," Piero della Francesca's "The Flagellation of Christ," Titian's "Man with a Glove," and other captivating works by celebrated artists.
Facade of Ducal Palace in Urbino with twin towers and arched windows.
Courtyard of Ducal Palace with arches and columns, Urbino, Italy.
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.
Important Information
-
Note that the following are not allowed on this tour: bags, backpacks, pushchairs, prams, umbrellas, cameras, photography, smoking, food, and beverages.
-
Wheelchair access is limited to the 1st floor, located on the ground floor, near the Pasquino Garden.
-
Please note, if you choose to visit the Urbino Ducal Palace and the National Gallery of the Marche, you can visit one of the two attractions on the day chosen at the time of purchase, and the other attraction can be visited during the next five days.
Stone staircase and wooden bench inside Palazzo Ducale di Urbino, Italy.
Renaissance courtyard at National Gallery of Marche inside Ducal Palace, 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.
Customer Reviews
Discover what our customers are saying about their experiences
Loading reviews...
By proceeding with any booking via Staybook, you acknowledge and agree to adhere to all the .
You might also like ...
Explore more experiences in Urbino.