Biennale Architettura 2023
Biennale Architettura 2023
20 May > 26 November 2023
Giardini / Arsenale / Forte Marghera
Opening hours (summer): 11 am – 7 pm
Opening hours (autumn): 10 am – 6 pm
Closed on Mondays.
Extraordinary openings: Monday 22 May, 14 August, 20 November (more dates will be communicate in the coming months)
18th International Architecture Exhibition
18th International Architecture Exhibition
EARLY BIRD 3-DAY TICKET
Full price € 30* instead of € 35 (valid for 3 consecutive days, closing days are excluded from the day count)
*(+ € 0,50 presale fee)
Ticket valid for multiple access to the Giardini and to the Arsenale for 3 consecutive days from validation date (closing days excluded). Nominal ticket that must be accompanied by a valid Identification document at the entrances. Promotional price available until 30 March 2023.
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EARLY BIRD TICKET
Early bird full price ticket € 20* instead of € 25
Early bird student and/or under 26 ticket € 10* instead of € 16
*(+ € 0,50 presale fee)
Ticket valid for 1 access to the Giardini and 1 to the Arsenale venue, also on different days. Promotional price available until 30 March 2023.
Buy online
EARLY BIRD ACCREDITATION
Early bird full price accreditation € 60* instead of € 75
Early bird student and/or under 26 accreditation € 30* instead of € 45
*(+ € 0,50 presale fee)
The accreditation is valid for multiple admissions on all opening days until November 26, closing days are excluded. Promotional price available until 30 March 2023.
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20 May > 26 November 2023
La Biennale di Venezia has developed a strong commitment to educational initiatives. They are particularly focused on universities, schools, families, professionals, and art lovers.
In 2023, a large educational offer will accompany the 18th International Architecture Exhibition as well. Initiatives will address individuals as well as groups of students, children, youngsters, grown-ups, families, professionals, businesses, and universities. All activities will pivot on an the active involvement of participants; they will be conducted, as always, by professional educators selected and trained by La Biennale di Venezia. Educational activities fall into two main types: Tours and Workshops / Interactions.
Accessibility
Ramp, stairlift or assistance procedure.
Services
Bar, restaurant, bookshop, infopoint, baby changing/feeding room, courtesy transport service with electric cars for visitors with reduced mobility.
To be requested from the staff on site and available until exhaustion: strollers, walkers, wheelchairs and folding stools.
Guarded cloakroom service for the storage of bags and small items.
Small/medium-sized animals are admitted only in the green area.
Accessibility
The exhibition area is fully accessible thanks to the presence of wheelchair ramps, elevators and uniform external itineraries.
Services
Bar, restaurant, bookshop, infopoint, free cloakroom, stroller free rental, baby changing/feeding room, family area, courtesy transport service with electric cars for visitors with reduced mobility.
To be requested from the staff on site and available until exhaustion: strollers, walkers, wheelchairs and folding stools.
Unguarded cloakroom service for the storage of bags and small items.
No animals admitted.
What is the difference between the exhibition venue at the Giardini and the Arsenale? Where does the visit start?
The two venues are independent but complementary, because they are part of the same exhibition. The admission ticket is a combined ticket that gives access to both venues.
Is there a cloakroom/luggage storage area in the exhibition venues? Is there a fee?
There is a cloakroom in both the exhibition venues at the Giardini and the Arsenale and they are free of charge.
At the Giardini there is a cloakroom attendant, and at the Arsenale there are lockers with keys.
Medium/large suitcases may not be stored, only small personal objects such as bags, jackets or umbrellas.
Can I leave the exhibition and go back in?
The tickets are valid for one admission only in each exhibition venue even on non-consecutive days. Accreditations are strictly personal, non-transferable and valid for several admissions in both venues, with duration dependent on the selected typology.
How far is the Giardini venue from the Arsenale? How long does it take to visit the venues?
The two venues are about a ten-minute walk from each other. The average visit lasts about 3 hours per venue.
Are there any services offered to help visitors with reduced mobility?
The Exhibition venues offer a courtesy transportation service with electric vehicles for visitors with reduced mobility and, at the Giardini, and there are maps on pedestals that detail conditions of accessibility at the entrance to the pavilions. Also available, to be requested to staff at the venue on a first come first serve basis: strollers, walkers, wheelchairs and folding chairs.
For further information, please consult our website at this page accessibilita-2022b.pdf (labiennale.org) and download the dedicated map (accessibility to the Exhibition venues).
E-mail promozione@labiennale.org
Tel. +39 041 5218 828
Monday > Friday 10 am - 1 pm / 2 pm - 5 pm
Saturday 10 am - 1 pm
18th International Architecture Exhibition
Venice, 20 May - 26 November 2023
Curator Lesley Lokko
