Museums and galleries

Silently immerse yourself in this museum of modern art, but don't forget to also enjoy the location, it is one of the most evocative in Venice. Famous names abound: cubists of the calibre of Picasso, abstractionists of the calibre of Kandinsky,…

One of Italy's five naval museums, it is the custodian of ancient models of warships (triremes, galleys, etc.). It is here that you will find the representative vessel par excellence: the Bucintoro, which was for years one of the symbols of Venetian…

Fascinating clothing from the 1600s and 1700s, full of beautiful lace and embroidery: this is what you will find in this museum, as well as a series of colour-themed rooms. A different way to get to know Venice, admiring the elegant pageantry of…

Dive into this natural history museum where time seems to stand still. During your visit, you can play an active role and interact with what is on display. You will be able to meet and 'touch' the skeleton of a fin whale and a young sperm whale, the…

The visitor becomes the protagonist of a real experience, reliving what work was like in the ancient silk factory. You will touch the silkworms and the waste products that were used to make the ropes for the ships built in the Venice Arsenal.

Not just a museum dedicated to the Italian 20th century but a major urban regeneration project, inspired by the most innovative European experiences.

Imagine you are in a luxurious eighteenth-century residence, let yourself be lulled by the sumptuousness of this house-museum: you will find marble busts, mirrors and boiseries on the walls, stucco on the ceilings, tapestries, Murano chandeliers.…

One of the eighteenth-century cultural venues that went down in history for the importance of the works on display and the relevance of its visitors. Girolamo Manfrin was one of the few who, at the end of the eighteenth century, wanted to invest and…

Magnificent rooms with fine frescoes, exceptional furniture, tapestries on the walls, Murano glass chandeliers, this and more can be found in this museum. But the most surprising element is certainly the presence of a pharmacy: an authentic…

The building that today houses the Prado National Museumwas designed by architect Juan de Villanueva in 1785 and initially built to house

If already looking at the Doge's Palace from the outside reveals all its elegance and grandeur, those who visit it inside will certainly not be disappointed. You will be able to admire the luxurious Doge's Apartment, passing through the bright and…

Introduce yourself inside St. Mark's Basilica, the symbol par excellence of Venice, and discover its secrets: the heritage of St. Mark's is immense and includes Mosaics, Textiles, the Quadriga and much more. You will come across the banquet hall…