The museum is open everyday.
From March to June from 9 am to 5 pm, in July and August from 10 am to 6 pm and from September to December from 9 am to 5 pm.
It is closed in January and February.
For info tel. +39 0464 508182 or museo.ledro@muse.it.
You can buy your ticket at the museum ticket office.
Guided visits in Italian must be booked and are for groups of at least 10 people (the visit lasts one hour and costs 1€ plus the admission ticket).
To book your guided visit call +39 0464 508182 or write to museo.ledro@muse.it
Outside the summer season, guided visits in English are not regularly scheduled, but you are welcome to contact us to check availability: museo.ledro@muse.it
About an hour, but you are welcome to stay as long as you like.
During the summer, we organise weekly guided visits in English open to the public (cost admission ticket + 1€).
Outside the summer season, we don't regularly offer guided visits in English, but you are welcome to contact us to check availability: museo.ledro@muse.it.
There are several car parks near the museum, subject to payment in the summer (€2 per hour).
For the disabled there is a reserved car park.
If you come by mobile home, the nearest free parking is 5 km away in Bezzecca.
Tourist coaches can stop near the museum entrance for the time it takes to drop off and pick up visitors.
No, but there are plenty of places near the museum where you can have a picnic, including the lakeside beach.
Yes, small animals that can be carried are allowed into the museum.
Larger dogs are allowed into the museum’s gardens as long as they are on a lead.
Yes, the daily ticket allows you to leave and come back into the museum on the same day.
On the first Sunday of the month (october-march), entry is free for everyone.
No.
No, the museum does not currently offer luggage storage.
During the summer, there are plenty of activities designed for children.
Workshops are held in Italian, but they are mainly hands-on, and our guides will gladly help you and your children join in, with a little help in English.
For more information, see the museum’s Events section.
Yes, you can bring a pushchair into the museum. In some areas, you may need to move around with a little care.
You can breastfeed anywhere in the museum. You can also find a changing table for babies.
No.
No. The museum is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, and the route includes ramps.
Yes, but only for personal use.
For commercial or press purposes, you must receive accreditation by writing to media@muse.it at least one working day before your visit.