Accepted the project submitted by the Money Changers’ Guild among the 51 proposals under consideration by the Promoting Committee of the celebrations for the fifth centenary of the death of the painter Pietro Vannucci known as “Il Perugino.”
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The new website of the Money Changers’ Guild is now online!
High-resolution images, updated content, and lots more to discover.
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Purchasing the €15.00 ticket one can visit four local museums in the historic centre where works by Pietro Vannucci known as Perugino are housed, as well as other great artists of the Renaissance.
The ticket can be purchased at any ticket office of the four museums, it is personal and is valid for 3 days from the date of purchase; with the QR code on the card it will be possible to consult in-depth information about the various museums.
The structures that can be visited are:
36 sites including museums and the most important points of interest in Perugia, Torgiano and Deruta in a single app!
A new interactive guide ready to offer an increasingly dynamic and engaging experience.
You can download the app with the QR code at the ticket office, or from GooglePlay/App Store.
Find out more on www.museiapperugia.it/en
History, Art and Institutions at Priori Palace.
Saturday mornings it is possible to visit, in a unitary and guided route, the halls of the Merchandise Guild and Money Changers’ Guild and, on the first floor of the Priori Palace, the Pink Hall, the Yellow Hall and the Council Chamber.
Appointment at 10:00 at the Merchandise Guild
Reservations necessary at the numbers 075.5728599 – 075.9477727 or at: prenotazioni@civitasperusina.it
Prices: €10.00 and €7.00 reduced (residents in the Municipality of Perugia, visitors under 18, students of the University of Studies at Perugia, University for Foreigners and Academy of Fine Arts at Perugia – Pietro Vannucci)
Free: people with disabilities and their assistants.
The ticket also gives you the possibility of reduced admission to the Civic Museums of Penna Palace and to the Chapel of Saint Severus.