Inside the Scrovegni Chapel, looking west to Giotto's Last Judgement under the blue vault scattered with gold stars

Scrovegni Chapel ticket for EU visitors over 65

The reduced timed entry for citizens of EU countries over 65, with the Eremitani museums on the same day.

This fare admits one citizen of an EU country who is over 65 to the Scrovegni Chapel on one date and in one 15-minute slot, with the Musei Civici Eremitani the same day and Palazzo Zuckermann from Tuesday to Sunday.

What the ticket covers

One timed entry to the Scrovegni Chapel for one 15-minute slot, in a group of up to 25 people: fifteen minutes in the climate-controlled waiting room, then fifteen minutes under Giotto's blue vault.

The Musei Civici Eremitani on the same day, with Giotto's painted Crucifix, and Palazzo Zuckermann from Tuesday to Sunday. Your e-ticket arrives by email once the slot is booked.

On the day

Collect your ticket at the ticket office of the Musei Civici agli Eremitani, Piazza Eremitani 8, at least 30 minutes before your slot, and leave bags in the cloakroom or lockers there.

Walk the 100 metres to the chapel and be at the entrance pavilion at least 5 minutes before your time. You spend 15 minutes in the waiting room, then 15 minutes in the chapel. Latecomers are not admitted.

Bring an ID card or passport that shows your date of birth and EU citizenship. Staff can ask to see it at the ticket office.

Who this fare is for

EU citizens over 65. The reduction is tied to EU citizenship as well as age.

Visitors over 65 from the United Kingdom, the United States or anywhere else outside the EU book the adult fare.

Frequently asked

I am over 65 but not an EU citizen. Which fare?
The adult fare. The chapel's over-65 reduction applies to EU citizens only.
What ID should I bring?
An ID card or passport showing your age and EU nationality. Keep it with you when you collect your ticket.