Discover art at Charles Allis or Villa Terrace with options for up to 44% off on admissions and family memberships.
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Discover rich history and art at two amazing museums. Experience decorative arts, Renaissance gardens, and cultural treasures
Ever wanted to dive deep into history without leaving the city? These museums offer a chance to explore centuries-old art and culture. Whether it's the impressive collection at Charles Allis or the enchanting garden at Villa Terrace, there's something for everyone. Perfect for families or friends looking for a cultural outing, these admissions promise an educational yet fun day out.
What we offer
This deal includes various admission options from couples to groups of six, as well as a family membership providing unlimited visits. Each option offers access either to the historic collections of the Charles Allis Art Museum or the unique decorative arts at the Villa Terrace. Enjoy exploring art in beautiful settings whether you choose single visits or full membership benefits.- $30 for Family Membership to Charles Allis Art Museum or Villa Terrace Museum: Unlimited access for your family all year round.
- Admission for 2 Charles Allis Art Museum or Villa Terrace Museum: Enjoy a day exploring art and history with a friend.
- Admission for 2 to the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum: Experience decorative arts in a stunning setting.
- Admission for 4 Charles Allis Art Museum or Villa Terrace Museum: A group outing to delve into historical treasures together.
- Admission for 4 to the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum: Discover decorative arts as a team adventure.
- Admission for 6 to Charles Allis Art Museum or Villa Terrace Museum: Perfect for larger groups wanting an enriching day out.
- Admission for 6 to the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum: Explore with friends in a vibrant artistic environment.
Why you should grab the offer
Choosing this deal means gaining access to two distinctive cultural venues filled with artistic treasures waiting to be discovered. The flexibility offered by different admission options ensures there’s something suitable whether visiting solo, with family, or friends. It's not just about seeing exhibits; it's about stepping into stories from across centuries while enjoying time spent together in beautiful surroundings. Both museums offer distinct experiences; from classic art collections that tell tales of past civilizations at Charles Allis, to enjoying Italian-inspired gardens alongside exquisite decoratives at Villa Terrace. This opportunity is perfect for those seeking both education and enjoyment under one roof.Need to know info
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Additional Info
- Valid only during regular public hours. Membership is valid for new members only. Must activate by expiration date and membership expires one year from activation. Admission not valid for special events.
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Terms & Conditions
- Limit 3 per person.
- Limit 1 per visit.
- Valid only for option purchased.
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About Charles Allis Art Museum and Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum
It's rare for museums to have cozy dining rooms, but the Charles Allis Art Museum wasn't always a museum. Earlier in the 20th century, it was businessman and arts patron Charles Allis's Tudor-style mansion. Allis bequeathed it to the public along with his massive art collection, though, and nowadays, visitors can stop by to see pieces that span 2,000 years. Some highlights? Works by Winslow Homer, Classic antiquities, a large collection of Asian ceramics, plus rotating exhibits by local Wisconsin artists.
The Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum nestles in a historic mansion, too, albeit a different one. This one was built in the likeness of an Italian Renaissance villa in 1923, by architect David Adler. Its art spans a smaller period, from the 15th century through to the 18th. Visitors can browse wrought-iron work by Cyril Colnik, and explore a formal, outdoor Renaissance garden.