Natural History Museum (Museo di Storia Naturale): Entry ticket

Take a journey into the past or a dive into the depths of the oceans

Explore Venice’s Natural History Museum across two floors of collections spanning fossils, living forms and marine life. On the ground floor, the Cetacean Gallery displays a baleen whale skeleton and a young sperm whale skeleton, while the Tegnùe Aquarium recreates an underwater rocky habitat from the Upper Adriatic Sea. Upstairs, exhibitions trace the history of collecting nature and scientific museology, alongside the variety and adaptations of living forms. The ticket provides museum entry.

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  • Entry ticket to Natural History Museum of Venice

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The Natural History Museum Venice brings the natural world into focus across two exhibition floors, with collections ranging from botany to zoology. Its displays take you from life in the sea to the distant past, connecting the study of nature with the remarkable variety of living forms.

Whale skeletons and an Adriatic underwater habitat

The ground floor houses the Cetacean Gallery, where the skeletons of a baleen whale and a young sperm whale give you a close look at these marine mammals. Alongside it, the Tegnùe Aquarium reconstructs a particular underwater rocky environment of the Upper Adriatic Sea. These are two distinct perspectives on marine life: one centres on the skeletal structure of whales, while the other presents a habitat from the waters of the Adriatic.

Fossils, collecting and the diversity of life

Upstairs, three sections give the visit a broader scientific scope. The first is dedicated to fossils, turning attention to the remains of past life. The second traces the evolution of collecting nature and the birth of scientific museology, placing the museum’s subject within the history of how people gather and study natural specimens. The third explores the variety of living forms and the complexity of their adaptations and specialisations. Together, these sections move beyond individual specimens to examine how natural history is collected, interpreted and understood.

What your ticket includes

Your ticket includes entry to the Natural History Museum of Venice. Tickets are delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are accepted, so you can present your admission ticket on your phone.

Where to arrive

The museum is at 1730 Salizada del Fontego dei Turchi, 30135 Venezia VE, Italy. Arrive 15 minutes in advance of your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions about Natural History Museum (Museo di Storia Naturale): Entry ticket

What does this ticket include?

It includes entry to the Natural History Museum of Venice.

What are the museum’s main highlights?

The ground-floor Cetacean Gallery displays a baleen whale skeleton and a young sperm whale skeleton. Nearby, the Tegnùe Aquarium recreates an underwater rocky environment of the Upper Adriatic Sea.

What does the upper floor cover?

Its three sections focus on fossils, the history of nature collecting and scientific museology, and the diversity and adaptations of living forms.

Can I use a ticket on my phone?

Yes. Smartphone tickets are accepted, and tickets are delivered instantly.

Can this ticket be cancelled?

No. The ticket is non-cancellable.

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