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Art museum tracing the evolution of Venetian painting from the 13th to the 18th centuries, home to some of the city's most important masterpieces.

Immerse yourself in one of Italy's great collections of Venetian art, with more than 800 paintings spanning six centuries.

From Bellini and Giorgione to Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese and Tiepolo, the galleries offer a remarkable journey through the evolution of Venetian painting, with masterpieces celebrated for their color, light and drama.

Modern art collection assembled by Peggy Guggenheim herself and displayed in her former home on the Grand Canal.

For a change of pace from Venice's Baroque churches, lavish palaces, and Renaissance art, this collection brings together works by Picasso, Dalí, Kandinsky, and other modern masters in the intimate setting of Peggy Guggenheim's former home.

Besides the art, you can wander through the peaceful sculpture garden, admire the Grand Canal from the terrace, and discover the intriguing story behind the palazzo known as the 'unfinished palace'.

Unusual palace with theatrical frescoed halls, intricate grotesque decorations, and rooms beyond imagination.

Get a sense of how the ultra-rich Venetians adorned their palazzos with out-of-the-ordinary decorations.

Grand palace of power, ceremony, and justice, the political heart of Venice for centuries. Behind its ornate facade are vast painted halls, intricate chambers of government, and even prisons connected by the Bridge of Sighs.

It's one of the rare places where you can experience both the elegance and the severity of Venetian power in a single visit.

You move from majestic halls filled with art into the quiet weight of the old prisons.

It is this contrast of beauty, power, and justice in one place that makes the Doge's Palace visit unforgettable.

There are also several ways to experience the palace, from a standard visit to guided tours such as the Secret Itineraries tour, which takes you into rooms otherwise closed to the public, including the torture and Inquisition chambers.

Prominent museum in an opulent setting, showcasing Venice's treasured artworks and rich history.

Included with your Doge's Palace ticket, the museum takes you through the elegant rooms of the grand buildings flanking St. Mark's Square while revealing how Venice grew into one of Europe's most fascinating cities.

There's plenty to discover inside, from Antonio Canova's exquisite marble sculptures to the monumental halls of the Biblioteca Marciana, one of Italy's oldest public libraries.

Two contrasting art collections inside a grand canalside palace, accessible with a single ticket.

From modern art to one of Europe's most important Oriental collections, Ca' Pesaro offers enough depth to justify a visit beyond its grand canalside palace setting.

Gothic palace and former home of Mariano Fortuny, now a museum celebrating his eclectic work in art, fashion, and design.

In the warm and inviting ambiance of Mariano Fortuny's former residence, the array of art is beyond words.

With each display suggesting that the artistic work is still unfolding, you'll feel as though the artist could step into the room at any given moment, ready to continue his creative journey.

Museum exploring the history of glassmaking, featuring works from ancient times to contemporary Murano craftsmanship.

You get to appreciate the artistry and decorative applications of this captivating material in the world's largest historical collection of Murano glass.

Museum that transports visitors into the everyday world of Venetian nobility during the Republic's golden age.

Immerse yourself in a bygone era through richly detailed décor, lavish historic garments, and an interactive fragrance exhibition.

Magnificent palace museum revealing the art, luxury, and daily life of Venice's aristocratic golden age.

Step back in time to Venice's Age of Decadence with a visit to this opulent residence, one of the few open to the public.

Contemporary art museum inside a grand 17th-century Venetian palace, blending modern exhibitions with historic architecture.

Step inside Venice's last great palazzo to experience contemporary art in a striking dialogue with historic Venetian interiors.

Contemporary art museum in a former customs house, set at the tip of Venice where the Grand Canal meets the open lagoon.

Enjoy rotating contemporary art exhibitions inside a beautifully restored historic customs house, along with some of the finest views over the Venetian lagoon.

Museum of natural history exploring millions of years of life through fossils, rare specimens, and discoveries from Venetian expeditions.

An excellent choice for families with older children and anyone curious about nature, science, or the history of exploration.

Dedicated gallery showcasing the artistic possibilities of glass through rotating exhibitions of contemporary glass creations.

With free entry, a premium setting and constantly changing exhibitions, Le Stanze del Vetro is an easy stop for anyone curious about what artists can do with glass.

Beautifully preserved confraternity building known for its richly decorated Chapter Hall, precious fragments of the True Cross, and atmospheric candlelight concerts.

The Scuola is a wonderful place to slow down and take in some of Venice's most impressive historic interiors, with a breathtaking Chapter Hall at its heart.

Its grandeur stands comfortably alongside that of the city's better-known Scuole.

Add the adjoining church, and there's more to discover here than you might expect.