Tickets: how much it costs
Admission to the GNAM is inexpensive (prices are indicative, so check the latest rates on the official site), with a reduced fare for the categories set by law and free entry for visitors under 18. The ticket covers the permanent collection; temporary exhibitions may carry a surcharge.
Unlike the nearby Galleria Borghese, the GNAM requires no booking: buy your ticket at the box office or online and walk straight in.
Opening hours
The GNAM is generally open Tuesday through Sunday, all day from morning until late afternoon, and closed on Mondays (hours are indicative, so check the official site). Last admission is usually about an hour before closing.
Keep in mind that hours can change for holidays and exhibition setups, so always check the official site before you go.
Free entry
Entry is free on the first Sunday of the month (a nationwide initiative for state museums) and on a few special days. It's the most economical day, but also the busiest, so arrive at opening to skip the lines.
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Reductions and free admission
As with Italy's state museums, the following apply:
- Free entry for visitors under 18.
- Reduced fare for European Union citizens aged 18 to 25.
- Free or reduced admission for specific categories (teachers, guides, ICOM, etc.).
Always bring ID to prove your eligibility for a reduced or free ticket.
Tips for your visit
- Buy online to skip the box-office queue, especially on the first Sunday of the month.
- Avoid Mondays: it's the closing day.
- Pair it with Villa Giulia: the Museo Etrusco is a short walk away and is visited on a separate ticket.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a GNAM ticket cost? It's inexpensive, with the reductions and free admission set by law; temporary exhibitions may carry a surcharge. Check the latest rates on the official site.
When is entry to the GNAM free? On the first Sunday of the month and on a few special days. It's the most economical day, but also the busiest.
What day is the GNAM closed? It's usually closed on Mondays. On other days it's open all day; always check the official site for holidays and changes.
Do I need to book for the GNAM? No. Unlike the Galleria Borghese, no booking is required: buy your ticket at the box office or online and walk in.
How late can I enter? Last admission is usually about an hour before closing. Check the exact time on the official site on the day of your visit.
Read also
- The Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna (GNAM): complete guide
- What to see at the GNAM
- How to get to the GNAM
- GNAM or Galleria Borghese: which to choose
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Article #263 · Category: Practical · Updated: May 2026