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Ghetto Ebraico
Description
The House of Carlo Goldoni is located in the San Polo district and is the birthplace of the famous Venetian playwright. Converted into a museum, it preserves furniture, documents, and objects related to Goldoni’s life and works, offering a glimpse into 18th-century Venice.
It’s an interesting stop for those who want to learn about Venetian cultural history and one of its most important figures.
Opening hours:
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (last admission at 3:30 PM)
Museum closing procedures begin 20 minutes before the indicated closing time.
Closed on Wednesdays.
**Special evening openings:**
From May 1 to September 30, 2025, every Friday and Saturday
Open until 5:00 PM (last admission at 4:30 PM).
Price:
Full price ticket: €5.00
Reduced price ticket: €3.50
Eligible for reduced tickets:
Children aged 6 to 14
Students aged 15 to 25
Citizens over 65
Ministry of Culture (MiC) staff
Holders of the Rolling Venice Card
Holders of the ISIC – International Student Identity Card
Free admission:
Residents and natives of the Municipality of Venice
Children aged 0 to 5
People with disabilities and their companion
Licensed tour guides in Italy accompanying groups or individual visitors
Teachers accompanying school groups, up to a maximum of 2 per group
ICOM members
MUVE ordinary partners
Civil Service volunteers of the Municipality of Venice
Holders of the MUVE Friend Card
Members of the “Friends of Venetian Museums and Monuments” association
Holders of the Art Pass Venice International Foundation (valid for two people)
Holders of the Membership Card of the Venetian Heritage Foundation (valid for two people)
Holders of the Save Venice Supporter Membership Card (valid for two people)
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