How to visit AND NEW OPENING HOURS
The Casa dei Tre Oci reopens Wednesday to Sunday with the largest retrospective ever organized in Italy dedicated to the French photographer Jacques Henri Lartigue (1894-1986).
The exhibition will be held until 10 January 2021.
TIMETABLES AND RATES
From September the Casa dei Tre Oci reopens also on Wednesdays and Thursdays!
The exhibition will be held until 10 January 2021.
TIMETABLES AND RATES
From September the Casa dei Tre Oci reopens also on Wednesdays and Thursdays!
It will therefore be possible to visit the exhibition from Wednesday to Sunday, from 11 to 19.
Check out the full rate card here
VISIT METHODS
The entrance to the exhibition is contingent and the flows will be managed according to current regulations, therefore in the moments of greatest turnout it will be necessary to wait a few minutes before entering, but reservations are not required.
We recommend purchasing your ticket online on the TicketOne platform to secure entry and avoid any queues. It is possible to do it at the link
YOUR VISIT IS SAFE! We have worked to guarantee maximum safety. Access to the exhibition is contingent, in compliance with current safety regulations, with some prescriptions, such as the use of the mask, the safety distance of at least 1 meter, the obligation to sanitize hands at the entrance and inside of the exhibition rooms, thanks to the sanitizing dispensers placed in several points of the house. Through the contribution of the staff and the appropriate signage you will have all the information necessary to comply with the rules of conduct described.
Check out the full rate card here
VISIT METHODS
The entrance to the exhibition is contingent and the flows will be managed according to current regulations, therefore in the moments of greatest turnout it will be necessary to wait a few minutes before entering, but reservations are not required.
We recommend purchasing your ticket online on the TicketOne platform to secure entry and avoid any queues. It is possible to do it at the link
YOUR VISIT IS SAFE! We have worked to guarantee maximum safety. Access to the exhibition is contingent, in compliance with current safety regulations, with some prescriptions, such as the use of the mask, the safety distance of at least 1 meter, the obligation to sanitize hands at the entrance and inside of the exhibition rooms, thanks to the sanitizing dispensers placed in several points of the house. Through the contribution of the staff and the appropriate signage you will have all the information necessary to comply with the rules of conduct described.
Download the vademecum for your visit
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