Bailo – Ordinary Ticket
PLEASE NOTE
At present, it is not possible to purchase a combined ticket online for both museum venues.
To visit Santa Caterina Museum (permanent collection only), you can go directly to the ticket office or contact us at the following number: +39 0422 658955
From 14 March to 1 November 2026, admission tickets for the Bailo Museum can be purchased by clicking here together with a ticket for the exhibition Nino Springolo and "I due compagni"
Ticket Types (+ 1.50€ Booking Fee)
| Full Price | € 7 Single Venue |
| Reduced | € 5 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, and participants in the Museum’s educational activities. Eligibility for the reduced rate may be verified before admission. |
| Combined Full Price | € 12 Museums Bailo + Santa Caterina |
| Combined Reduced | € 10 Museums Bailo + Santa Caterina |
| Free |
"Trevigiano Card" holders, up to 18 years of age, people with disabilities and their companions, authorized guides, card-carrying journalists, school chaperones (up to two per class), one chaperone per group (minimum 10 people), ICOM members, authorized critics and scholars, accredited volunteers. To purchase the free ticket, please contact the ticket office directly. |
Details
The oldest of Treviso's current civic museum venues is also a fitting tribute to Abbot Luigi Bailo's extraordinary passion for collecting, which gave rise to the city's precious artistic, cultural and museum heritage.
Like the Museo di Santa Caterina, the Bailo Museum preserves the lights and atmosphere of the ancient convent of medieval origin, refounded in the 16th century by the Gesuati Fathers of S. Girolamo and passed in 1681 to the Carmelitani Scalzi. Atmospheres and traces of the ancient architecture also survive in the two sober cloisters overlooked by the ancient volume of the Scalzi Church, rebuilt after 1866 to house the Municipal Library.
A façade completely rethought in its elegant rigor, in dialogue with the urban fabric that welcomes it, invites us to enter and allow ourselves to be involved, leading us to learn about its many stories and important protagonists.
Today, the splendid Gallery of the Twentieth Century, with about 340 works from the second half of the nineteenth century to the first half of the twentieth century, welcomes visitors with masterpieces by the great Treviso artist Arturo Martini (Treviso1889 - Milan 1947), offering an extraordinary uniqueness of his poetics.
OPENING HOURS
Daily (except Mondays): 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (ticket office closes at 5:30 p.m.)
BOOKING INFORMATION
Choose the date and time, select the rate that suits you, and proceed with payment. On the day of your visit go to the Ticket Office and show your voucher. You will not have to print it, just show it from your smartphone.
For reduced tickets you may be asked to verify your entitlement to the reduction.
For more info: +39 0422 658951 prenotazioni@visitmuseumtreviso.com
