Venice's Doge's Palace, a symbol of Gothic architecture, served as the seat of Venetian political power. It showcases luxurious chambers and exquisite art, including Tintoretto's grand frescoes. Highlights are the Scala d'Oro, the Bridge of Sighs and the grim prison network, encapsulating the opulence and intrigue of Venice's storied past.

The Correr Museum in Venice is a fantastic place to explore the city's art and history. In the Napoleonic Wing, you'll find stunning neoclassical rooms filled with works by the renowned sculptor Antonio Canova. You can also visit the New Magistrates' building, "Procuratie Nuove," which used to house important civic authorities. Inside, you'll discover collections that depict various aspects of the city's history, including public institutions, daily life, naval achievements, and local festivals. Don't forget to check out the Art Collection exhibition on the second floor, where you'll find masterpieces from the early days of Venetian painting to the 16th century.

As a leading modern art museum, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection showcases an extraordinary array of Cubist, Surrealist, and Abstract Expressionist works. Housed in an 18th-century palace, the museum’s galleries and sculpture garden invite visitors to explore the evolution of 20th-century art in an intimate, beautifully preserved setting.

Visit Marciana Library in Venice. Admire sculptures and ceilings. Gain skip-the-line access to Doge's Palace.

Experience 18th-century Venice at Ca' Rezzonico with our entrance ticket. Explore a palatial museum on the Grand Canal, showcasing period furniture, paintings, and frescoes. Observe the art and culture of this iconic Italian city – book now