Modifiche al regolamento di cui al decreto ministeriale 11 dicembre 1997, n. 507, recante norme per l'istituzione del biglietto d'ingresso ai monumenti, musei, gallerie, scavi di antichità, parchi e giardini monumentali. | 005G0250 — Italy law | Esheria

Modifiche al regolamento di cui al decreto ministeriale 11 dicembre 1997, n. 507, recante norme per l'istituzione del biglietto d'ingresso ai monumenti, musei, gallerie, scavi di antichità, parchi e giardini monumentali.

This text amends the rule on entry to museums, archaeological areas and parks, and monumental complexes: entry is generally allowed only after paying a ticket.

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Jurisdiction
Italy
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
005G0250
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
it
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asset management continuing validity of prior regulations cultural heritage cultural heritage access cultural heritage management cultural institutions cultural services fees museum and cultural site access museum entry museum services public access public access rules public administration organization public concessions public education public revenue allocation public service contracting public-sector cultural access regulatory making ticket pricing ticket revenue handling ticketing visitor services

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This text amends the rule on entry to museums, archaeological areas and parks, and monumental complexes: entry is generally allowed only after paying a ticket. This article defines cultural institutions and places such as museums, libraries, archives, archaeological areas, archaeological parks, and monumental complexes, and says public ones must be open to the public and provide a public service. Public authorities must ensure access to cultural heritage in public cultural institutions and places, and regional law governs access for non-state or transferred assets. The provision says access to public cultural institutions may be free or paid, free access to public libraries and archives for reading, study, and research, and lets public authorities set ticketing and pricing rules for paid access. This article tells how revenue from culture-site ticket sales, concession fees, and reproduction charges must be paid out and then allocated.