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Visiting restrictions

Visiting restrictions

From the 15-25th of October, the visit of Route III "Armaments, Everyday Life, Music" at the Palace of the Grand Dukes will be changed due to the exhibition installation works!
 
From the 15th of October to the 25th of October this year you are welcome to visit the Armaments exhibition free of charge with the purchase of a ticket for any other route.
 
The Everyday Life and Music exhibitions will be closed.
 
Also, on the 17th and 24th of October this year, due to the event, visitors will not be able to access part of the 3rd floor of the Museum: the Great Renaissance Menorah, the Sovereign's Suite with the Cabinet and the Entrance Hall.
 
The rest of the historical representative interiors on the second and third floors and other exhibitions will be accessible as usual.
 
We apologise for any inconvenience.

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