Bailo – Temporary Exhibition Ticket

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Ticket Types (+ €1.50 Booking Fee)

Bailo Museum + Santa Caterina Museum + Temporary Exhibition “THE MATTER OF DREAMS. Roots of Contemporary African Art” + Temporary Exhibition “Nino Springolo and I due compagni”
For visitors under 18 who are members of families consisting of more than 4 people.

Full Price	€ 10 Museum + Temporary Exhibition “Nino Springolo and I due compagni” (from 14 March to 1 November 2026) Single Venue
Reduced	€ 8 Museum + Temporary Exhibition “Nino Springolo and I due compagni” (from 14 March to 1 November 2026) Single Venue Groups (minimum 10 paying visitors), visitors aged 65 and over, members of partner associations, AreAArte cardholders, university students and students of Academies of Fine Arts. Eligibility for the reduced rate may be verified before admission.
Combined Full Price	€ 19 Bailo Museum + Santa Caterina Museum + Temporary Exhibition “THE MATTER OF DREAMS. Roots of Contemporary African Art” + Temporary Exhibition “Nino Springolo and I due compagni”
Combined Reduced	€ 16 Bailo Museum + Santa Caterina Museum + Temporary Exhibition “THE MATTER OF DREAMS. Roots of Contemporary African Art” + Temporary Exhibition “Nino Springolo and I due compagni”
Free	Holders of the “Card del Trevigiano”, visitors under 18, people with disabilities and their accompanying persons, authorized guides, journalists with valid press credentials, school group chaperones (up to two per class), one accompanying person for each group (minimum 10 people), ICOM members, authorized critics and scholars, and accredited volunteers. To obtain a free ticket, please contact the ticket office directly.
Family	€ 26 Bailo Museum + Santa Caterina Museum + Temporary Exhibition “THE MATTER OF DREAMS. Roots of Contemporary African Art” + Temporary Exhibition “Nino Springolo and I due compagni” For families consisting of 2 adults and a maximum of 2 children under 18. For families of more than 4 people, additional family members must purchase an “Additional Family Member” ticket.
Additional Familt Member	€ 3

Price range: 4,50 € through 27,50 €

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The oldest of Treviso’s current civic museum sites is also a fitting tribute to the extraordinary passion for collecting of Abbot Luigi Bailo, which gave rise to the city’s remarkable artistic, cultural and museum heritage.
Like Museo Santa Caterina, Museo Bailo preserves the atmosphere and character of an ancient convent of medieval origin, rebuilt in the 16th century by the Jesuati Fathers of St. Jerome and transferred in 1681 to the Discalced Carmelites. Traces of its historic architecture can still be seen in the two understated cloisters overlooking the former Church of the Discalced Carmelites, rebuilt after 1866 to house the Municipal Library.
Its façade, completely redesigned with elegant simplicity and in dialogue with the surrounding urban fabric, invites visitors to enter and discover its many stories and the important figures connected to them.
Today, the magnificent 20th-Century Gallery, with around 340 works spanning from the second half of the 19th century to the first half of the 20th century, welcomes visitors with masterpieces by the great Treviso-born artist Arturo Martini (Treviso, 1889 – Milan, 1947), offering a unique insight into his artistic vision.

HOURS

Daily (except Mondays): 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (ticket office closes at 5:30 p.m.)

BOOKING INFORMATION

Choose your date and time, select the ticket type that applies to you, and proceed with payment.
On the day of your visit, go to the ticket office and show your voucher. There is no need to print it; simply display it on your smartphone. For reduced-price tickets, proof of eligibility may be requested.
For more information: +39 0422 658951 prenotazioni@visitmuseumtreviso.com

Temporary Exhibition

Nino Springolo (1886-1975) and "The Two Companions"

From March 14 to November 1, 2026, the Bailo Museum in Treviso is hosting the exhibition. Nino Springolo (1886-1975) and "the two companions", curated by Fabrizio Malachin, Eleonora Drago and Manlio Leo Mezzacasa

An exhibition promoted and realized by the Civic Museums of the City of Treviso, with the sponsorship of the Province of Treviso, the contribution and collaboration of the Treviso - Belluno Dolomites Chamber of Commerce and the support of Main Sponsor Generali Valore Cultura.

The exhibition, dedicated to one of the most secluded but central figures of early 20th-century Veneto art, is proposed on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the artist's death and the 140th anniversary of his birth, with the aim of restoring to the public and the critics the complexity and depth of his pictorial research and his independence and singularity not only in relation to the historical avant-gardes, but also in the Treviso context, crossed in those years by a very lively generation of artists between Treviso and Venice, especially that of Ca' Pesaro.

Through an itinerary of about one hundred works, from public and private collections, the exhibition presents Springolo as an independent author, faithful to the principle of strict "artistic honesty," far from fashions and programmatic adhesions, but fully participating in European cultural ferments. Nino Springolo is an artist who is not easily traced to a precise movement. He studies the dissected chromatism of the Post-Impressionists, experiments with Divisionist solutions, makes Cezanne's lesson his own and reflects "on the ancients," until he arrives, in his later results, at a painting that seems almost naïf. Every influence is filtered, decanted, reinterpreted in a personal way, as if he always had in mind the words Cesare Laurenti wrote to him in 1909: "Always seek yourself." A warning that becomes the red thread of Springolo's production, the author of a painting based on study and constant inner research that does not aim at spectacle, but at an intimate and meditated relationship with the observer.

The proverbial slowness of execution-"five or six paintings a year," Biason and Buzzati recall-is not a production limitation but a method: "I have produced little because I have always worked so much," Springolo himself claimed.

Nino Springolo and "The Two Companions" exhibition catalog.

edited by Fabrizio Malachin, Eleonora Drago, Manlio Leo Mezzacasa

This volume, published by Scripta, accompanies the exhibition at the Bailo Museum dedicated to Nino Springolo, a secluded but central figure in early 20th-century Veneto art. The exhibition, offered on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the artist's death and the 140th anniversary of his birth, restores to the public and critics the complexity and depth of his pictorial research and his independence and singularity with respect to the historical avant-gardes and the artistic context of Treviso.

24€

152 pages