WELCOME BY
Pinacoteca
Manfrediniana
Diocesan Museum
TIMETABLES
Thu e Fri: 10-1PM / 3PM-6PM
Sat: 10-6PM
Last Entrance 5.30PM
WHO WE ARE
The Pinacoteca Manfrediniana is named after the marquis Federico Manfredini (Rovigo 1743 – Campoverardo 1829).
He created a unique collection of paintings and printed images during his existence, first at the service of Tuscany’s Grandukes and then during his retirement years in Veneto countryside, where he lived since 1811.
WHERE WE ARE
In Venice, near the Church of the Madonna della Salute, a few steps from the Accademia Galleries
ACCESSIBILITY
The Pinacoteca Manfrediniana, the Seminario Palace and the Monumental Library want to ensure the accessibility of exhibitions and activities to all visitors, with or without disabilities.
Accessibility, as well as a service, belongs to our identity and mission in order to make the spaces welcoming for everyone.
The routes are barrier-free or equipped to be accessible to people with mobility difficulties.
The museum is equipped with a lift to access the first floor.
TICKETS
- Visit just the Pinacoteca
- Groups (min. 5 people)
- Venetian citizens and residents
- Age 18 to 25
- Students of Art School, Fine Arts Academy, Cultural Heritage, Architecture and Teachers
- Over 65
- Members of FAI, ICOM, UNESCO, TCI
- Holders of Artsupp Card
THE PINACOTECA
Thanks to other donations that the Seminary received, the Gallery has been enriched with new works of art. Today it exposes to the public 89 paintings, including works by Vivarini, Bellini, Cima from Conegliano, Bassano, Bordone, Lippi, Beccafumi, Allori; examples of schools of painting from central Italy and from Northern Europe; ancient copies of paintings that are now exhibited at the Musée du Louvre and at the Ermitage.
Since 2019
Diocesan Museum of the Patriarchate of Venice
more than 130
WORKS, bas-reliefs and sculptures
POLE OF THE SALUTE
Discover the cultural proposal of the Venetian Church at the Basilica of the Madonna della Salute.
STAFF
The “Semina Artis” cultural association was born in September 2014 on the initiative of three young Venetian women with degrees in Conservation of Cultural Heritage.
LATEST NEWS
Stay informed about our events and demonstrations
Opening new exhibition – QUOD VIDES SCRIBE. John the Apocalyptic
Whereas the Grand Guard of Verona opens a monographic exhibition on the painter and traveller Francesco Caroto, the Manfrediniana wants to pay homage to the
