Correr Museum in Venice: photos, reviews

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The museum was named after the aristocrat Teodoro Correr, who bequeathed to Venice a luxurious palace and with it, a vast collection of paintings and a substantial sum of money for expanding the collection. It was this inherited collection of artworks that later became the core that spurred the formation of the Civic Museums Foundation. The modern Correr Museum is located on the site of the San Gimignano basilica. It includes three thematic collections, the first of which is the art gallery. It features paintings by Italian artists, including Carpaccio's "Two Venetian Women." In the Historical Museum, you can see various coins, documents, weapons, and other objects related to the city's development. The Risorgimento Museum is a collection of engravings, costumes, historical paintings, and exhibits related to the emergence of the Venetian Republic and its unification with Italy.

Price

18 EUR

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Piazzale Roma

Train station 1.47 km walk

Venezia B

Bus station 1.51 km walk

Venice Tronchetto Train Station

Bus station 2.48 km walk

Venezia Tronchetto (Piazzale People Mover)

Train station 2.46 km walk

Stazione di Venezia Santa Lucia

Train station 1.52 km walk

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Il Barba

If you go to see the Ducal Palace, you must also visit the Correr Museum. It’s very beautiful and really worth it. A great experience!

h k

武器が面白い。お土産屋も充実している。

Frédéric Chevalier

De très belle pièces, dansez dans la salle de Sissi l'impératrice.

Correr Museum in Venice

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