The 2026 Venice Art Biennial, Bologna and Milan Tour

Contemporary Art at its Best!

October 14 to 24, 2026

Discover the 61st edition of the Venice Art Biennale, the world’s leading international exhibition of contemporary art, showcasing artists from over 80 countries across the historic Giardini and Arsenale, along with numerous satellite events throughout Venice.

Then, dive into the vibrant art scenes of Milan and Bologna, where Renaissance masterpieces meet cutting-edge contemporary art. Explore world-renowned museums, hidden gems, and contemporary galleries,

The 2026 Venice Art Biennial, Bologna and Milan Tour is open to everyone, from artists and art lovers, to students and lifelong learners. A great opportunity to travel with an art historian and a small group of like-minded adults.

The group is limited to 14 participants to ensure a personal, flexible, and enriching travel experience.

The price per person for the Venice Biennial 2026, Bologna & Milan is CAD 4700 (around US$ 3450 at the current exchange rate)

The price includes:

• 10-night double accommodation (4 nights in Venice, 3 nights in Milan, and 3 nights in Bologna) in well-rated and centrally located hotels (single rooms available for a supplement of CAD 1475 around US$ 1080)
• Complimentary breakfast
• Group pick up at the Venice Santa Lucia Train station
• A two-hour guided visit in Venice, Bologna and Milan
• Two-day entrance to the Venice Biennial (The Giardini and the Arsenale venues)
• Entrances to museums on schedule in Bologna (Mambo, Pinacoteca Nazionale in Bologna and Museo Morandi)
  
• Entrance to museums on schedule in Milan (the Pinacoteca Brera and Museo del Novecento)
• A visit to Milan’s most important commercial art galleries in the Brera District (Lia Ruma,  Monica de Cardenas, Nifular Gallery, Cardi Gallery, etc.)
• Group transfers to train stations and hotels
• Ground transportation to all visiting sites on schedule
• Train ticket from Venice Santa Lucia to Bologna Centrale
• Train ticket from Bologna Centrale to Milano Centrale
• The constant service of a qualified art historian guide and a logistics responsible.

Price does not include flights and meals (except for breakfast). Lunch will be “on the go” and supper at leisure in a typical Italian trattoria.