Ticket Office Opening times
October, 1st - March, 31st
- Monday: 8.30/12.30
- Tuesday-Sunday: 8.30/18.00
April, 1st - September, 30th
- Monday: 8.30/13.00
- Tuesday-Sunday: 8.30/18.15

Museum Opening times
Tuesday-Sunday: 8.30/19.15
Monday: 8.30/14.00
closing days: January 1st, December 25th, May 1st

Entrance prices:

• Full: 4,00 Euro
• Reduced: 2,00 Euro (18-25 years, teachers)
• Groups: 0,50 Euro per pax.
• Free entrance: Under 18 and over 65, students, journalists

On display in the palazzo Ducale, this is amongst the largest collections of Italian art. The exhibition includes as follows: Alvise Vivarini and Vittore Crivelli, Melozzo da Forli', Raffaello with the famous "Ritratto di gentildonna" (better known as "La Muta"), Paolo Uccello with a predella, Andrea del Verrocchio, Piero della Francesca with the "Flagellazione" and the "Madonna di Senigallia", Federico Barocci, Luca Signorelli, Pedro Berruguete, Tiziano with the "Ultima Cena" and the "Resurrezione". Also famous are the "Prospettiva di città ideale", the Alcova by Federico da Montefeltro, the "Studiolo" and the series of 14 portraits which were intended to decorate it, attributed to Giusto di Gand. A collection of pottery from the most well known manufacturers in the Marches, Tuscany and Abruzzo. Flemish tapestries following designs by Raphael. The splendid building is a typical Renaissance residence, defined as a "town in the form of a Palace" and is the most important monument in the Marches. It was designed by Luciano Laurana in 1465 for Federico da Montefeltro; the imposing building was completed by Francesco di Giorgio Martini and by Girolamo Genga and has, since then, overlooked Urbino, with its airy open galleries, with its splendid windows and with the two towers which stand like hinges at the ends of the long façades. The restorations which were completed in 1985, have recuperated the system of the palace's underground passages and made them accessible; these are an interesting labyrinth of rational environments which throw light onto the events and the customs of the court.

Informations/Bookings for museum tickets
ticket office/infos: 0722 322625
for guided visits: 0722 2613 (I.A.T. Urbino)