Opening hour
Saturday, Sunday and Monday 10am – 7pm
(last access 6pm)
Marino Marini Museum is closed on 1st of January, 1st of May, and 25th of December
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday visit on demand for groups only by reservation.
For information:
Tel. +39 055 219432 (Tuesday-Friday 9.30am – 1pm, Saturday, Sunday and Monday 10am – 6pm) prenotazioni@museomarinomarini.it
Fees
Full ticket: 10 €
(Marino Marini Permanent Collection, Rucellai Chapel and temporary exhibitions)
Reduced Ticket: 6 €
(children from 7 to 14 years old)
Free
children under 6 years old, ICOM members, EDU Musei Card, tourist guides and journalists with a valid pass, disabled and one career
The first Sunday of the month (except May 1° and the first Sunday of August) the admission to the Permanet Collection is free for everyone, in occasion of BAMMM! Books&Arts at Museo Marino Marini.
On demand visits (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fruday) for groups or single, only by reservation. For further information prenotazioni@museomarinomarini.it.
Fees for private groups:
Within 10 people: 200 €
From 11 to 18 people: 250 €
From 19 to 25 people: 300 €
Over 25 people: fee on demand
Fees for school*:
Within 20 people: 200 €
Over 20 people: fee on demand
For further Information: prenotazioni@museomarinomarini.it.
* kindergarten, primary, secondary and high school, University of UE
Museo Marino Marini is in the Firenze Card circuit.
BY TRAIN
The Firenze Santa Maria Novella station is 6 minutes walking distance from the Museo Marini
BY CAR
From the North (Milano): A1 Bologna – Firenze, exit Firenze Nord, follow signs for “il centro”. From the South (Roma): A1 Roma – Milano, exit Firenze Sud, follow signs for “il centro”.
BY PLANE
The Florence airport “Amerigo Vespucci” is about 20 minutes from the Museo Marini, while the Pisa airport “Galileo Galilei” is about 1 hour 30 minutes from the Museo Marini. The airports are connected by shuttle to the center of Florence.
BY BUS
The Museo Marini is accessible by the city bus lines. The closest stops are: The Santa Maria Novella Station, Via Tornabuoni, and Piazza della Repubblica.