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Elliott Erwitt exhibition tickets
Why View the Elliott Erwitt Exhibition at Villa Bardini?
- Curated by Erwitt: On display are 70 of the countless magnificent works of art by the Master of Photography, curated himself. Given the rich life of 94 years, Erwitt’s exhibitions are known to be carefully thought out and mesmerizing.
- Historic and Personal: The photos are inspired by Erwitt’s own life, as well as pivotal moments in history, including candid shots of Marilyn Monroe, and a famous heated argument between the world leaders Nixon and Khrushchev.
- Once-in-a-lifetime Opportunity: The temporary exhibition is on at Villa Bardini only till Jan 22, 2023, making it a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore if you’re in and around Florence.
Your Elliott Erwitt Exhibition Ticket Option Explained
Entry Ticket
Duration: 1 hour
- The ticket ensures access to the entire exhibition, allowing you to view all 70 photographs by Elliott Erwitt on display
- Free guided tours are available on Saturday mornings and on 1 Nov, 8 Dec, 26 Dec, and 6 Jan.
Cancelation Policy
These tickets can't be canceled or rescheduled.
Who is Elliott Erwitt?
Elliott Erwitt is a French-American photographer. A leading figure in advertising and documentary photography, the 94-year-old has come to be fondly known as the Master of Photography due to his touching and iconic white and black photographs. His photographs are primarily candid and take inspiration from his life in Russia, France, Italy, and the USA. Set in the most ordinary backgrounds, the pictures still stand out due to the ironic and absurd tones they take.
The French- American photographer has seen life through the eyes of a janitor, a soldier, a freelance photographer, and also recently a producer. He has also created documentaries for HBO.
Plan Your Visit to the Elliott Erwitt Exhibition
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Tips & Guidelines
The exhibition is live from 20 October to 23 January 2023
Tuesday to Sunday: 10 AM - 7 PM; Last admission at 6 PM.
Closed on Mondays
Special opening hours: 31 October, 26 December, and 1 and 2 January 2023.
Address: Costa S. Giorgio, 2, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy, Firenze
How Do I Get to Villa Bardini in Florence?
- By Bus
The nearest bus stop is Mozzi, which is a mere 6-minute walk away
Board route: C1 - By Tram
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- Uffizi Gallery: Art Gallery (800 m away)
- Duomo Florence: Famous dome (4.1km away)
- Boboli Gardens: Public Gardens (350 m away)
- Palazzo Vecchio: Historical Palace (900 m away)
- You can avail of free guided tours every Saturday morning.
- Reduced ticket prices are available for EU citizens, groups of more than 10 people, FIAF members, S. Giovanni Battista Society members, as well as Italian Touring Club, FAI, Toscana Aeroporti employees, and Coop members.
- Children below 17 years of age, guides, journalists, disabled visitors, and Firenze Card holders can enter for free.
- Pets are not allowed to enter the exhibition.
- Free parking is available on the premises.
- Villa Bardini has two entrances. The main entrance is located in Costa San Giorgio 2, and the second entrance is located in Via dei Bardi 1.
Frequently Asked Questions About Elliott Erwitt Exhibition Tickets
Q. When is the Elliott Erwitt Exhibition open until?
A. The exhibition is open to the public till Jan 22 2023, at the Villa Bardini in Florence.
Q. Can I buy Elliott Erwitt Exhibition tickets in advance?
A. Yes, you can purchase your Elliott Erwitt Exhibition tickets in advance. You can book the tickets online.
Q. Can I buy the Florence Elliott Erwitt Exhibition tickets online?
A. Yes, tickets to the Elliot Erwitt exhibition are available online.
Q. Can I visit other exhibitions at Villa Bardini with my Elliot Erwitt exhibition tickets?
A. No, the Elliott Erwitt exhibition tickets only allow you access to the exhibition ‘Photographs’ by Elliot Erwitt at Villa Bardini.
Q. Are discounts available on Elliott Erwitt exhibition tickets?
A. The Elliott Erwitt exhibition tickets are available at discounted rates for EU citizens, groups of more than 10 people, FIAF members, S. Giovanni Battista Society members, as well as Italian Touring Club, FAI, Toscana Aeroporti employees, Coop members.
Q. What parts of the museum can I access with the Naples Città della Scienza tickets?
A. With the Città della Scienza ticket, you can access the Corporea and Bugs & Co. However, separate tickets are required for the planetarium.
Q. What is the cancellation policy on Elliott Erwitt Exhibition tickets?
A. Your Elliott Erwitt Exhibition ticket cannot be cancelled or rescheduled once it has been purchased.
Q. What are the timings for the Elliott Erwitt exhibition at Villa Bardini?
A. The Elliott Erwitt exhibition is open from 10 AM - 7 PM from Tuesday to Sunday.
Q. Where is the Elliott Erwitt exhibition being held?
A. The Elliott Erwitt exhibition is being held at Villa Bardini in Florence, Italy.
Q. Where is Villa Bardini located?
A. Villa Bardini is located in Costa San Giorgio in Florence, Italy.
Q. Is the Elliott Erwitt Exhibition wheelchair-accessible?
A. Yes, there is a special ramp entrance for disabled visitors a Villa Bardini.
Q. Can I get skip-the-line tickets to the Elliott Erwitt exhibition?
A. No, skip-the-line tickets are not available for the Elliott Erwitt exhibition.
Q. How long does it take to view the Elliott Erwitt exhibition at Villa Bardini?
A. Viewing of the 70-odd photographs on display at the Elliott Erwitt exhibition would take anywhere between 1-2 hours.
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