Natural History Museum of Verona

• Let yourself be intrigued by the objects on display in this museum.
• Visit the sixteen exhibition rooms

The museum is housed in one of the most important buildings of Verona, built in the 16th century by the architect Michele Sanmicheli for a wealthy Veronese family. It later became the site of exhibitions, scientific and art collections in the 19th century, thanks to Alessandro Pompei, who donated it to the Municipality of Verona. 
The Second World War severely damaged the Palace, burying the rooms in piles of rubble. The reconstruction work lasted until 1948 and the building was reopened to the public in 1952. 
The museum houses numerous natural history objects, offering visitors the opportunity to get close to them. 

The price includes

• Entrance
• Pre-sale

Price does not include

• Guide service

Where to collect your ticket

Your ticket will be sent to you by email. Remember to arrive at least 15 minutes before the booked time.

Remember

Tickets cannot be exchanged, cancelled or refunded under any circumstances.
If you are late, you will lose your right of admission and no refund will be possible.
The start time of the visit is the time selected at the time of purchase and indicated on the ticket. 
The order is subject to the museum's confirmation.
Remember to show your ID at the entrance if you book a reduced-price ticket.