National Museum of 21st-Century Art (MAXXI) Tours and Tickets

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Full-priced admission tickets for the National Museum of 21st-Century Art are €15 in-person and €14 online. Reduced-price tickets for youth aged 18–25 and for visitors in groups of 15 or more are €12 in-person and €11 online. “Open” tickets valid for one year from the date of purchase are available online for €18.

The National Museum of 21st-Century Art keeps regular hours, remaining open from 11am to 7pm from Tuesday to Sunday, and staying closed on Monday. Visitors who plan to arrive later in the day should keep in mind that the ticket office shuts down at 6pm, one hour earlier than the museum.

Yes, the National Museum of 21st Century Art is wheelchair-accessible. Every floor of the museum has wheelchair-accessible restrooms, and visitors can reserve wheelchairs from the cloakroom by calling at least one day in advance of their visit. In addition, there are two accessible two-hour parking spots located outside the museum.

Inside the National Museum of 21st-Century Art, you can find a café serving espresso, baked goods, bread, and gelato, plus an Asian-European fusion restaurant serving lunch and dinner. A bookshop sells books and various art and design-related gifts. All three are open to the general public and don’t require museum admission to visit.

Yes, the National Museum of 21st-Century Art offers guided tours. With seven working day’s notice, you can book guided tours for groups of up to 25 visitors in English and Italian. These tours typically focus on current exhibitions and the museum architecture. Book by calling or writing to the museum directly.