Updated information: August 2026
Opening Hours and Dates
The Domus follows the opening hours of the City Museum: one combined ticket gives access to both sites, the archaeological complex in Piazza Ferrari and the Museum in via Tonini 1.
Winter (September 1 - May 31)
Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm
Closed on non-holiday Mondays
Summer (June 1 - August 31)
Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm
Closed on non-holiday Mondays
In July and August the site also opens in the evening, on Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 pm to 11 pm.
Ticket Prices
Buy your ticket online- Full price 7 euros
- Reduced 5 euros: children up to 14, visitors over 65 and groups of at least 12 people
- Reduced 3 euros: adult groups accompanied on a guided tour (museum guide or licensed tour guide)
- Reduced 2 euros: school groups
- Free for everyone: on Wednesdays and on the first Sunday of each month
The visit is made with a single ticket that includes: entrance to the archaeological complex (Piazza Ferrari) and entrance to the City Museum (via Tonini 1). Opening hours are the same.
Guided tours
For groups (minimum 25 people) the guided tour costs 30 euros per group, in addition to the
entrance ticket, and must be booked.
A guided tour of the Domus is also scheduled every Sunday at 5 pm; booking is required.
Evening tours are added in summer, while special openings are planned around Christmas and Easter.
Information and booking: tel. +39 0541 79 38 51 ·
fax +39 0541 70 44 10 · musei@comune.rimini.it
Free admission
Admission is free for everyone on Wednesdays and on the first Sunday of each month.
Online ticket office
It is possible to buy the ticket for the Domus online on the official website of the Museums of Rimini.
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Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
Is the Surgeon's Domus accessible?
Yes, the domus can also be visited by people with reduced mobility: a ramp leads to the suspended walkways that cross it. The square is located in a restricted traffic area of the historic center and there are also parking spaces for disabled visitors nearby. The Rimini museum where the visit continues with the artifacts is also accessible. For specific needs, it is advisable to contact the museum before your visit.
Is it suitable for families with children?
Yes, the visit is also suitable for young children because the path is simple and fascinating. The story of the doctor will also captivate boys and girls of young age who will be able to imagine the life and work of a surgeon who lived a long time ago and see up close his study and his work tools.
Where is the Surgeon's Domus located?
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