BRESCIA CARD

BRESCIA CARD

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BRESCIA CARD

The Brescia Museums and Mobility Card is available in two versions: the 24h card, which at a cost of €18, and the 48h card, which at a cost of €23. The Card offers the possibility to enter the Santa Giulia Museum (excluding paid exhibition events), the Brixia - Roman Archaeological Park of Brescia, the Tosio Martinengo Art Gallery, the Mille Miglia Museum, the Diocesan Museum, the Museum of the Risorgimento and the Luigi Marzoli Arms Museum in the Castle.

Once purchased, the card must be activated by validation on board public transport or using the validators placed at the entrance to the museums. To use Bicimia it is necessary to request registration at the Brescia Mobilità Infopoints in Via Trieste, Viale della Stazione and Via San Bartolomeo. 

Moreover, thanks to a partnership with the Brescia Centro Consortium, the Brescia Museums and Mobility Card entitles you to discounts at participating hotels and commercial establishments.

Brescia Museums and Mobility Card can be purchased at the Tourism and Mobility Infopoint on Via Trieste, Viale della Stazione and Via San Bartolomeo, at the participating museums, points of sale and affiliated facilities. 

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