Official Information
Official website: https://www.museicivicitreviso.it/
Official tickets: https://visitmuseumtreviso.com/shop/santa-caterina-biglietto-ordinario/
Address: Civic Museum of Treviso (Museo di Santa Caterina), Piazzetta Mario Botter 1, 31100 Treviso TV, Italy
View on Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps?q=Museo+Santa+Caterina+Treviso
Opening Hours
The Civic Museum of Treviso at Santa Caterina is normally open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00.
Closed on Mondays, as well as certain holidays or during changes to exhibitions.
During major temporary exhibitions, extended evening hours or special events may apply. Always check current timetables and last entry information on the official Musei Treviso ticketing platform or the main city museums website before planning your visit.
The Civic Museum of Treviso at Santa Caterina is one of the city’s cultural highlights, housed in a former convent complex with notable architectural features such as arcaded cloisters, restored brick and stone, and fragments of historic frescoes. The building itself tells a story of centuries of use, and the adaptation into a museum adds another layer to its history.
Inside, the permanent collections range from prehistoric artefacts to Roman mosaics and early medieval finds, offering an archaeological overview of the Treviso area. The art galleries house works from the fourteenth to eighteenth centuries, with a special emphasis on painters such as Tomaso da Modena and regional schools. The most famous highlight is the Saint Ursula fresco cycle by Tomaso da Modena, rediscovered beneath later plasterwork and displayed in the evocative setting of the former church.
The museum also hosts high-profile temporary exhibitions, which sometimes bring extended hours and combined ticket offers. Planning is made simple with clear bilingual informational panels throughout and multimedia aids in selected galleries.
Santa Caterina is part of the Treviso Civic Museums network, which also includes the Luigi Bailo Museum and Casa Robegan. Many visitors combine visits, starting at Santa Caterina thanks to its central location within walking distance to Treviso’s medieval streets, canals, and city markets.
The official museum website has information about collections and services, while the separate ticketing site allows for booking timed tickets, guided tours, and educational activities.