Ca' Rezzonico

Ca' Rezzonico

Introduction Ca' Rezzonico (the Museum of 18th-Century Venice) was once the studio of Titian. Designed and begun around the mid-17th century by Longhena and completed in 1750 by Massari, it is a Baroque mansion. The lavishly decorated ballroom still retains its original splendor, showcasing 18th-century household items, ceramics, tapestries, and more, offering visitors a vivid glimpse into the elegant and luxurious lifestyle of the Venetian nobility. Outstanding frescoes such as "The Allegory of the Marriage" are also among the main highlights. Transportation Take water bus line 1 and get off at the Ca’ Rezzonico stop. Ticket/Opening Hours €6.5 (admission is also possible with the Museum Pass, a combined ticket valid for venues including the Doge’s Palace). Opening hours: 10:00–18:00 (closed on Tuesdays)

Venice, Italy