Monet Exhibition at the Vittoriano Complex
BOOKING DETAILS
Vittoriano Complex in Rome - exhibition available from 19 October 2017 until 03 June 2018
No line entrance
Booking an entrance ticket for the Complesso Monumentale del Vittoriano for the “Monet. Masterpieces from Marmottan Museum, Paris”, visitors can view the exibition dedicated to the impressionists avoiding long waitings at the ticket office.
Address: Complesso del Vittoriano, Piazza Venezia, Rome (Entrance Ala Brasini - Via San Pietro in Carcere)
Closing days: none.
Opening Times: 9:30 am - 7:30 pm from Monday to Thirsday. On Fridays and Saturdays the exhibition is opened until 10:30 pm. Last entrance at 9:00 pm.Sundays: 9:30 am - 8:30 pm. Last entrance 7:00 pm.
Full ticket price: 18,00 euros per person (audioguide in English included). On line reservation fee: 3,00 euro per ticket.
REDUCTIONS (no reduced price ticket available on line with pre reservation, only full price tickets)
Half price ticket: half price ticket 14,50 euros (audioguide in english included)
Have the right to enter with the half price ticket, visitors 11-18 years old, over 65 years old, students under 26 years old with Student Card.
Children: 8,50 euro, 4-10 years of age.
Disabled people: please contact office number +39 0552670402.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Once ticket is booked, no cancellation or modification is possible. No refund is granted under any circustance for these tickets.
The Complesso del Vittoriano in Rome hosts from the 19th of October to the 03 June, an exposition about the great master of the Impressionism Monet.
The expostion is curated by Marianne Mathieu and it is held at the Ala Brasini of the Complesso del Vittoriano.
This is a unmissable chance to do a real journey through the artistic careen of Monet. 60 works coming from the Marmottan Museum of Paris are exposed: works that at the beginning were part of the collection that the artist kept in his house of Giverny and that his son later donated to the museum in Paris.
The expositional path includes the first works of the artist, the canvas representing the rural and citizen landscape of London and Paris (where we can perceive his study of the light), his son's portraits and the cancas dedicated to nature and the flowers of his garden, as the famous "Water Lilies".
Almost every works were painted "en plein air" ( open air) in his beloved garden in Giverny. It was Monet who created the "en plein air" picture who became peculiar of the Impressionist movement.
GROUPS: reservations for groups over 10 participants, please contact office number +39 0552670402 SCHOOL GROUPS: for guided visits reserved for schools, please, contacr office number +39 0552670402 or write a request by mail info@italy-travels.it
