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Civic museum in a villa with a barchessa (Venetian farm wing), with an archaeology section from prehistory to the Roman period and a natural history section covering astronomy and geology.
From November 8, 2026
A route through the world of sound, from the primordial noises of water, rock and wind to the voices of living creatures. Five thematic areas with sound experiences and interactive games show how acoustic ecology helps us understand the loss of biodiversity.
Montebelluna's civic museum collects, preserves, studies and shares the natural, historical and archaeological heritage of the area, including the wider Treviso region. The archaeological collections began to take shape from the 1960s, thanks to excavations, research and finds handed over by private citizens, which made it possible to recover the material and establish the museum.
The permanent displays occupy the barchessa, while the villa houses spaces for temporary exhibitions and lectures. The complex also includes a documentation centre, classrooms for educational workshops, storerooms and an astronomical observatory in the garden.
The archaeology section follows a chronological order, from the Middle Palaeolithic through the Neolithic to the Metal Ages, with material from the necropolises of the ancient Veneti at Posmon and Santa Maria in Colle, and then the Roman rooms with finds from Montebelluna and the Montello.
The natural history section includes historical collections from the 19th and 20th centuries and recent acquisitions. The Earth Sciences route covers astronomy, mineralogy and geology, while the Life Sciences route presents living organisms in a systematic and ecological arrangement.
| Adults | €6 |
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| Reduced | €4Young people up to age 26, adults over 65, groups of at least 10 people, people with disabilities |
| Children & teens | freefree up to age 5 · Free admission for children under 6. |
| Visitors with disabilities | €4companion free · Free admission for the companion of a person with a disability. |
| Groups (10+ people) | €4 per personReduced rate for groups of at least 10 people. |
| Families | €15Family package: 2 adults and up to 3 children under 18. |
| Grandparents and grandchildren offer (Tuesday to Friday; each additional grandchild +€1) | €4 |
| Combined ticket for the museum and the Memoriale Veneto della Grande Guerra (MeVe), standard | €9 |
| Combined ticket for the museum and MeVe, reduced | €6 |
| Combined ticket for the museum and MeVe, family | €24 |
The ticket gives access to the archaeology and natural history sections and, only on special occasions, to the Agenda Sapiens 2030 space. Free admission also applies to teachers and journalists with a valid card, members of ICOM and ANMS, and people celebrating their birthday on the day of the visit (with one companion).
The museum website publishes an accessibility statement; for information, write to info@museomontebelluna.it.
Great for kids & families
| Kids’ admission | free up to age 5 |
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| Family ticket | €15 · Family package: 2 adults and up to 3 children under 18. |
Activities for schools, workshops, courses and holiday programmes for children; family package at a reduced price; birthday parties at the museum. The astronomy and geology rooms have interactive and multimedia stations.
Stazione ferroviaria e autostazione di Montebelluna · 300 m
The museum is about 300 metres from Montebelluna railway station and bus station.
Parking available
Three large car parks adjacent to the museum; coach parking in Piazza Dammarie Les Lys.
By car: motorway A27, Treviso Nord exit, or A4, Preganziol exit.
Get directionsPrivately run bookshop under an agreement, free self-service cloakroom, automatic café and snack vending machine.
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| Guided tours | yes · approx. 60 min |
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| School programs | yes |
| Good to know | One-hour guided tours: for organised groups of 10–20 people, €3 per person on top of the ticket; for groups of fewer than 10 people, the ticket plus a flat fee of €30. Bookings by phone at +39 0423 300465 or by email at info@museomontebelluna.it. Education office: +39 0423 617480 (Monday to Friday 9:00–13:00). |
