It is housed in the Fondaco dei Turchi; located on the Grand Canal in the Santa Croce district of Venice.

A museum of Venetian theatrical memorabilia, library and birthplace of the famous playwright Carlo Goldoni.

14 - Punta della Dogana 14 - Punta della Dogana, together with the Palazzo Grassi, are the two contemporary art museums of the Francois Pinault Collection in Venice. Both present both personal and collective exhibitions. Considered one of the largest contemporary...

13 – Museo del Merletto 13 – Museo del Merletto located in Burano, recounts the history and traditions of lace-making; from its origins to the 20th century.  On one of the prettiest islands in the Venetian lagoon, the women of Burano, have been making lace since at...

It contains the largest collection in the world of Murano glass and traces the history of glass from its origins to the 20th century.

11 – Fondazione Querini Stampalia 11 – Fondazione Querini Stampalia, is one of the most significant and well-preserved examples of an historic house museum in all Europe. It affords a glimpse of daily life of the epoch in which it was inhabited; reflecting Venetian...

10 - Leonardo da Vinci Museum 10 - Leonardo da Vinci Museum, exhibits his universal genius through interactive machines, multimedia videos and his most important paintings. Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci (b. 15th April 1452 – d. 2nd May 1519), was an Italian polymath...

Housed in a Gothic Palazzo in Venice, it was transformed by Mariano Fortuny, into an atelier for his art and design creations.

Together with the Punta della Dogana, are the two contemporary art museums of the Francois Pinault Collection in Venice.

In Venice, it was once Italy’s most prominent mental institutions; which took in over 200,000 patients, starting in the mid-1700’s.