Finally this year the Biennale dedicated to ART returns to Venice.
La 55th International Art Exhibition it will take place, like every edition, in the Giardini dell'Arsenale and in other beautiful and evocative places in Venice. This year will open its doors to the public on 1 June and will remain in Venice until 24 November 2013.
This time the title will be "The Encyclopedic Palace", Chosen by Massimiliano Gioni who wanted to refer to the artist Marino Auriti who in 1955 filed with the patent office the project" The encyclopedic palace "which was to be an imaginary museum capable of containing all the knowledge of men, from the wheel to the spaceships.
The exhibition will be open from Tuesday to Sunday (closed on Mondays - excluding June 3 and November 18, which will have extraordinary openings) by 10: 00 18 to: 00.
Le biglietterie Physics can be found in the Arsenale and Giardini, but a service is also available to purchase your ticket online, at the following link.
Single tickets are valid for a single entrance, possibly even on non-consecutive days, in each exhibition venue, therefore Arsenale and Giardini.
Il whole ticket (normal) costs € 25. There are reductions of 20 € and 22 € with a series of membership cards and features (COOP, CTS, ISIC, ITIC, FAI, Touring Club, Cinema Più, Venice Card: Adult / Junior / San Marco, Rolling Venice
Card, Carta Giovani, over 65, military, residents of the Municipality of Venice, upon presentation of the ticket for the 57th International Festival of Contemporary Music, upon presentation of the ticket for the 42nd International Theater Festival and upon presentation of the subscription to the 70th International Exhibition of Cinematographic Art) and a 14€ for students under 26.
Then there are the Permanent Passes, at € 80, and the Special 2Days, at € 30, which are valid for multiple entries in each location. Finally, there is also a Permanent Pass dedicated to students under 26 at a cost of € 50.
For more info about tickets and reservations see the link.
I can't wait to go there!
