Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Graham Way (2 years ago)
A magnificent Palazzo housing the finest art collection I have seen in along time. The information there provided are excellent and the staff incredibly helpful. The garden at the back a perfect quiet end to the visit. Do not miss, easy to find with own ActV vaporetto stop
A magnificent Palazzo housing the finest art collection I have seen in along time. The information there provided are excellent and the staff incredibly helpful. The garden at the back a perfect quiet end to the visit. Do not miss, easy to find with own ActV vaporetto stop
laura coroian (2 years ago)
The museum was very interesting. You can see here artwork, furniture and beautiful decor rooms. We got the museum pass and it was defentlly worth spending time in this museum.
The museum was very interesting. You can see here artwork, furniture and beautiful decor rooms. We got the museum pass and it was defentlly worth spending time in this museum.
Angus Adams (2 years ago)
This was my second visit to Ca'Rezzonico and I would recommend it to those wanting to see grand art and design of Venice. It is not a preserved house in the purest sense. There's a beautiful ballroom and other rooms with original fittings, but also a collection of art and furniture from around Venice installed into one house. The curators have done an excellent job and you wander from room to room in awe of the beautiful ceilings and decoration. The top floor is made up an art collection set out in gallery form. It's a poor way to finish what is an excellent tour as the art isn't close to the standard of the rest of the house. I'll be honest, we enjoyed the gallery, but we were mainly laughing at some pretty awful paintings!
This was my second visit to Ca'Rezzonico and I would recommend it to those wanting to see grand art and design of Venice. It is not a preserved house in the purest sense. There's a beautiful ballroom and other rooms with original fittings, but also a collection of art and furniture from around Venice installed into one house. The curators have done an excellent job and you wander from room to room in awe of the beautiful ceilings and decoration. The top floor is made up an art collection set out in gallery form. It's a poor way to finish what is an excellent tour as the art isn't close to the standard of the rest of the house. I'll be honest, we enjoyed the gallery, but we were mainly laughing at some pretty awful paintings!
Neil Stevenson (3 years ago)
This is a huge collection, there are treasures and artworks aplenty, there's so much that we struggled to see everything. If you're short of time, start at the top floor and work downwards. We had half a day here and it wasn't enough. Five stars because of the quality and quantity of stuff on show, but you should visit this place and give it your own rating.
This is a huge collection, there are treasures and artworks aplenty, there's so much that we struggled to see everything. If you're short of time, start at the top floor and work downwards. We had half a day here and it wasn't enough. Five stars because of the quality and quantity of stuff on show, but you should visit this place and give it your own rating.
François Marquis (3 years ago)
Great museum, mostly dedicated to paintings and old furniture. The audioguide is well commented and offered in many different languages. It takes around 2.5 hours to thoroughly visit everything. Please note that many of the famous paintings usually displayed here (like the rhino) are currently elsewhere, in different international expositions. This is why I removed one star. By the way, don't worry, there's not a lot of people here... Very different from the Basilica, for example.
Great museum, mostly dedicated to paintings and old furniture. The audioguide is well commented and offered in many different languages. It takes around 2.5 hours to thoroughly visit everything. Please note that many of the famous paintings usually displayed here (like the rhino) are currently elsewhere, in different international expositions. This is why I removed one star. By the way, don't worry, there's not a lot of people here... Very different from the Basilica, for example.
