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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Experience Renaissance Masterpieces with Entrance Tickets to Urbino Ducal Palace and National Gallery of the Marche in Urbino, Italy. Your journey begins at the Urbino Ducal Palace, home to renowned artworks such as “The Flagellation of Christ" and "The Madonna of the Chair," set against Montefeltro's stunning landscapes. This historic city was once the residence of Federico da Montefeltro and served as a cradle for Raphael, whose artistic legacy continues to inspire.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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

Early morning between 6-8 AM offers fewer crowds and beautiful golden light for photos. Avoid Fridays when it's closed for prayers. October to March provides cooler weather, making your experience more comfortable. Sunrise visits offer stunning views and a magical atmosphere. Guided tours in multiple languages last about 2 hours.
Your admission fee covers access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions, as well as guided tours offered daily at specific times. Some special exhibitions may require an additional charge or advance booking depending on their popularity.
Visits typically range from 1 to 3 hours depending on your interest level and pace. A detailed guided tour lasts around 2 hours, covering major attractions like frescoes and historical rooms. Allow extra time for exploring independently.
Booking ahead is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons (June-August) when the gallery can get quite busy. Online reservations ensure you skip long lines and secure your preferred entry time slot.
Bring a camera or smartphone with a good lens, as photography is allowed in many areas but not all. Wear comfortable shoes since you'll be walking through various levels of the palace. Consider bringing snacks and water if you plan an extended visit.
Photography without flash is generally allowed in most areas of the palace, except for specific rooms where artworks are particularly sensitive to light exposure. Check signs upon entering each section or ask gallery staff for guidance on permitted photography zones.
While there are some interactive exhibits, the gallery is primarily suited for adults and older children due to its historical nature. Families can enjoy guided tours designed specifically for younger audiences, which last about 1 hour and include fun activities.
The palace is located in the historic center of Urbino, easily accessible by car or public transportation from nearby cities like Pesaro. Parking options are limited near the palace; consider using a local park-and-ride service if you're driving.
Wheelchair access at the palace is limited to the first floor, which is located on the ground floor near the Pasquino Garden.
Highlights include exploring the history and art within Urbino's Ducal Palace, learning about Federico da Montefeltro’s impact on art and architecture, and visiting the National Gallery of the Marche for its Renaissance artworks.
Federico da Montefeltro (1422-1482) was an influential figure in the Renaissance era. He resided in Urbino, which played a crucial role in the development of Renaissance culture.
Your ticket includes entry to Urbino’s Ducal Palace. Entry to the National Gallery of the Marche is optional and can be upgraded if desired.
You'll encounter famous Renaissance artworks like 'The Flagellation of Christ' and 'The Madonna of the Chair'. The palace is also known for its beautiful Montefeltro landscapes.
Yes, all personal expenses are excluded from your ticket purchase.
You can choose to visit either the Urbino Ducal Palace or the National Gallery of the Marche on your chosen day at the time of purchasing the ticket, but not both in one day.
Bags, backpacks, pushchairs or prams, umbrellas, cameras for photography, smoking items, food, and beverages are not allowed during this tour.
Yes, Urbino is celebrated as the birthplace of the renowned Renaissance artist Raphael, whose work significantly influenced the era's art development.
The gallery boasts a collection of Renaissance arts including paintings like 'Portrait of a Gentleman' by renowned artists such as Raphael and Piero della Francesca, along with sculptures, ceramics, coins, and drawings.

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