Updated information: September 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.
Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday and on public holidays: 10 am - 1 pm and 4 pm - 7 pm
Closed on non-holiday Mondays
Summer evening openings
From the last week of June and throughout July and August the site also opens in the evening,
on Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 pm to 11 pm.
Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time. Opening hours may change on public holidays: before your visit it is worth checking them on the website of the Municipal Museums of Rimini.
Ticket Prices
Buy your ticket onlineStandard ticket
Valid for both the "Luigi Tonini" City Museum and the Domus del Chirurgo.
- Full price 7 euros
- Reduced 5 euros: visitors over 65, university students over 30, CGIL trade union members and everyone on non-holiday Wednesdays
ART CARD combined ticket
Includes the City Museum, the Domus del Chirurgo and the Fellini Museum, and is valid for 5 days from the first admission.
- Full price 14 euros
- Reduced 10 euros
Is admission free? Who can enter for free
There is no longer a free admission day for everyone: on Wednesdays and on the first Sunday of the month a ticket must be purchased. On non-holiday Wednesdays, however, the reduced 5 euro rate applies to everyone. Admission remains free for:
- young people up to 30 years of age
- all residents of the province of Rimini
- anyone visiting on their birthday, on presentation of an identity document
- teachers and students of fine arts academies or equivalent institutes in the European Union
- teachers and students of degree, master's, postgraduate and doctoral courses in architecture, conservation of cultural heritage, education sciences or humanities with an archaeological or art-historical focus
- visitors with disabilities, on request, and one accompanying person
- one accompanying person for every group of at least 12 visitors
- journalists accredited with the press office
- accredited tour guides
- teachers visiting with their own school class
- ICOM members
Groups
Booking is always required for group admission: call +39 0541 70 44 21 or write to musei@comune.rimini.it.
- 5 euros per person: adult groups accompanied by a museum guide or by tour guides licensed in Italy
- 2 euros per student: school groups accompanied by their teachers or by licensed tour guides
No ticket is required for teachers visiting with their own school class, tour guides, visitors with disabilities on request and one accompanying person, one accompanying person for every group of at least 12 adult visitors, ICOM members and journalists.
Guided tours
Individual visitors can join the guided tours organised on set days and times: information and booking on Ticketlandia.
A guided tour on request lasts one hour and costs 40 euros on weekdays and 50 euros on public holidays or in a foreign language. This is in addition to the reduced 5 euro entrance ticket for each participant.
For guided routes and educational activities for schools, see the Schools section of the Municipal Museums website.
Information and booking: tel. +39 0541 79 38 51 · musei@comune.rimini.it
Online ticket office
It is possible to buy the ticket for the Domus online on Ticketlandia.
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Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
Is admission still free on Wednesdays?
No. Free admission on Wednesdays and on the first Sunday of the month has been discontinued. On non-holiday Wednesdays the reduced 5 euro ticket applies, while free admission is still granted to certain categories of visitors, including young people up to 30 years of age and all residents of the province of Rimini.
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. Young visitors up to 30 years of age also enter free of charge.
Where is the Surgeon's Domus located?
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