Colocci-Vespucci House Museum
From collections of sacred art to Renaissance masterpieces,
right through to multimedia museums: in Jesi, history and culture come to life in unique settings.
Palazzo Colocci, placed in the square of the same name, is the ancient noble residence of the marquises Colocci-Vespucci, built in the second half of the 16th century and now a house museum.
The charm of this museum is that it is less of a museum and more of a house.
Inside furniture, everyday objects, numerous paintings and family mementos decorating the various rooms offer a fascinating insight of the lifestyle of one of the oldest and most important families in the political and cultural history of Jesi over a period of time ranging from the 18th to the 20th century.
useful information
OPENING HOURS
Guided tours on the first Thursday and the third weekend of each month with visit slots 4-5-6pm (reservation required) for groups of up to 10 people
ADMISSION
Tickets: 6€ (entrance and visit)
Reductions: 1€ (children/young from 6 to 25 years of age)
Free: children up to the age of 5
JESI MUSEUM PASS
One ticket to visit 9 museums:
– Palazzo Pianetti Civic Museums
– Printing Museum
– Colocci-Vespucci House Museum
– Old and rare book collection in Palazzo della Signoria
– Frederick II Museum – Stupor Mundi
– Diocesan Museum
– Exhibition Halls of Palazzo Bisaccioni
– Pergolesi and Spontini’s Rooms in G.B. Pergolesi Theatre
– Landscape Interpretation Centre and IME experience
Tickets: 15€
Reductions: 10€ (children/young from 6 to 25 years of age, groups of at least 15 people, residents in Jesi)
Families: 30€
Free: children up to the age of 5
Contacts
CASA MUSEO COLOCCI-VESPUCCI
Palazzo Colocci – Piazza Colocci, 8 – 60035 Jesi (AN)
+39 0731 538439
pinacoteca@comune.jesi.an.it
www.turismojesi.it
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