Housed in a Gothic Palazzo in Venice, it was transformed by Mariano Fortuny, into an atelier for his art and design creations.
9 – Museo Fortuny
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8 – Palazzo Grassi
Together with the Punta della Dogana, are the two contemporary art museums of the Francois Pinault Collection in Venice.
7 – Museum San Servolo,
In Venice, it was once Italy’s most prominent mental institutions; which took in over 200,000 patients, starting in the mid-1700’s.
6-Scuola Grande di San Rocco
A lay confraternity founded in 1478, in the heart of Venice where art, culture and devotion meet.
5 – Galleria dell’Accademia
Houses the world’s largest collection of Venetian art and is a must-see for all art and history lovers.
4 – The Correr Museum
An important museum; telling the history of Venice from its foundation, to its union with Italy in the 19th century.
3 – Ca’ Pesaro
Overlooking the Grand Canal, it houses both the International Modern Art Gallery and the Orient*l (Far Eastern) Art Museum.
2 – Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Located in her former home Palazzo Venier dei Leoni in Venice; an unfinished 18th century Palace in Venice. Situated on the Grand Canal, between the Accademia and the Basilica della Salute
1 – Palazzo Ducale
The Doge’s Palace, once the pinnacle of power in Venice, was both the government headquarters and the Doge’s residence.
Venetian Artists-18th Century
Venetian Artists-18th Century Venetian Artists-18th Century. In contrast to political decline; Venetian painters were in remarkable demand all over Europe. Flourishing craftsmanship attracted people and buyers from all over the world and their art had become by the...