Saint Francis Museum
Discover the San Marino Picture Gallery, a treasure trove of inestimable beauty
Where is the Saint Francis Museum?
The Museum is located in the ancient premises of the convent of the same name, adjacent to the church, also dedicated to the Saint of Assisi and built in 1361 by the Comacini Masters.
What is kept inside?
Throngs of tourists come to the Republic of San Marino each year to admire the works of art kept in the picture gallery.
Among the most famous works housed in the loggias of the Convent’s ancient cloister, are paintings by Guercino, Gerolamo Marchesi da Cotignola and Nicolò Liberatore.
Information on National Museums Tickets
The National Museums include: First Tower, Second Tower, Public Palace (if open), State Museum, St Francis Museum, National Gallery, Stamp and Coin Museum during opening hours to the public. Times may vary, even without notice. It is recommended to contact the Cultural Institutes to check the opening hours.
The Pass Ticket and the Pass Mini Ticket are valid for entry to all National Museums
The Pass Mini Ticket is reserved for:
• university students with specific card
• adult senior aged over 65
• organized groups of more than 25 people
The Last Minute Ticket can only be purchased from 16.00 on site and is valid until the closing time of the ticket issue
The Cultural Institutes may verify the requirements for the reduction.
Free Entry reserved for:
• children and teenagers under 18
• organized school groups
• disabled visitors with their accompanying carer
• ICOM members with specific card
• journalists with specific card
• all the visitors on 5 February, 25 March,1 April, 7 July, 3 September, 27 September, 1 October, Celebration of the European Heritage Day (based on annual calendar).
Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time
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San Marino National Gallery
A treasure trove of countless works of art