The beautiful rooms and impressive architecture of Palazzo Boncompagni, an extraordinary example of the mature Italian Renaissance, can be visited according to the hours published on this page with guided tours that can be booked online.
Vignola’s spiral staircase, the gallery with its inlaid colonnade, the courtyard and its precious magnolia tree and, of course, the Pope’s room with its frescoes.
Aldo Mondino Exhibition. Impertinences at the Palace
The exhibition at Palazzo Boncompagni can be visited according to the following hours:
• Mon, Wed, Thu (closed Tue): 10 a.m.-1 p.m., 3:30-6:30 p.m;
• Fri: 10 a.m.-6.30 p.m.
• Sat: 2 p.m.-7 p.m;
• Sun: 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Closed: every Tuesday, April 9th
Reservation required
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€ 10,00 – Full fee
€ 7,00 – Card Cultura Bologna
Palazzo Boncompagni
via del Monte 8, Bologna (Italy)
By car
Exit the motorway at the Bologna Fiera exit and proceed towards the center. The building is located in a limited traffic area and it is recommended that you park at the Piazza XIII Agosto Garage.
By train
From the railway station the Palazzo is a 15 minute walk up Via Indipendenza towards Piazza Maggiore and a left turn onto Via del Monte. Alternatively, take bus no. 25 towards the Due Madonne Depository, get off at the Rizzoli stop and then follow Via Indipendenza until you reach Via del Monte.
By plane
Take the Marconi express train or the Aerobus to Central Station and then follow the directions detailed in the “by train” section.
Palazzo Boncompagni has a ramp for disabled access. It is necessary to indicate your interest during the booking process and at least one week in advance to allow it to be assembled.