It is recommended to observe the safety measures:
for the visit to the museum: wear a mask (recommended) | sanitize your hands
for participation in events: wears the ffp2 mask (mandatory) | sanitize your hands

For more information on current regulations in Italy and on the EU Digital COVID Certificate please click HERE.

In compliance with the current government regulations, established for all Italian Cultural Places (ref. D.L. of July 23, 2021), from August 6, 2021 it is mandatory for visitors to show their Green Pass (also “EU Digital COVID Certificate”), and a valid identity document to access the Museum. This provision does not apply to children under the age of 12 and individuals with a specific medical certification.

ATTENTION: without the documents cited above it will not be possible to access the Museum.

The Eu Digital COVID Certificate is a digital and printable certification, with a QR Code and a Qualified electronic seal.

The Eu Digital COVID Certificate shows that:
• you have completed the prescribed anti-SARS-CoV-2 vaccination cycle at least 14 days ago, or
• you have recovered from COVID-19 (the certificate of recovery is valid for 180 days from the date of the first positive swab), or
• you have taken a negative molecular or antigen swab test in the 48 hours prior to entering Italy.

For each of these conditions it is mandatory to obtain the Green Pass certification.

For more information on current regulations in Italy and on the EU Digital COVID Certificate please click HERE.

Other main anti-Covid safety requirements remain in force. It is mandatory the ticket reservation and wearing a face mask (for those who don’t have it, it is available at the box office). Along the exhibition path visitors can also find dispensers of sanitizing gel, and the rooms have a limited capacity in respect of the physical distance required for safety reasons.