Ca' Rezzonico
The eighteenth-century palace on the Grand Canal was fitted out as the Museum of Eighteenth-Century Venice to a plan by Giulio Lorenzetti and Nino Barbantini, opening in 1936 with the settecento works from the Correr collection and later acquisitions. The rooms keep their period furnishings around the paintings.
- Sestiere or Island
- Dorsoduro
- Museum Focus
- Painting and Sculpture
Category: Culture & History
Tags: muve, settecento, grand canal, palace museum
Coordinates: 45.4332642, 12.3271509
Part of Venice's civic museums, the Fondazione Musei Civici
More in Venice's civic museums, the Fondazione Musei Civici
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