Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Bart Eekhaut (10 months ago)
Ca'Rezzonico is one of the more impressive palaces of Venice. The first builder could only reach the first floor so the Rezzonico family had to take over and finish the building. The interior is overwhelming with a giant staircase leading to several huge ballrooms. The decorations on the ceilings, the chandeliers, furniture and paintings are all matching together in order to impress. What I liked most however were the somewhat more intimate rooms at the higher level where some of Tiepolo's masterpieces can be seen...his acrobats on the ceiling have a contemporary style that you wouldn't link to the 17nd century. Don't forget to relax after visiting the huge complex and have a ristreto in the museumcaffe...with a splendid view alongside the canal grande. Worth every penny...
Ca'Rezzonico is one of the more impressive palaces of Venice. The first builder could only reach the first floor so the Rezzonico family had to take over and finish the building. The interior is overwhelming with a giant staircase leading to several huge ballrooms. The decorations on the ceilings, the chandeliers, furniture and paintings are all matching together in order to impress. What I liked most however were the somewhat more intimate rooms at the higher level where some of Tiepolo's masterpieces can be seen...his acrobats on the ceiling have a contemporary style that you wouldn't link to the 17nd century. Don't forget to relax after visiting the huge complex and have a ristreto in the museumcaffe...with a splendid view alongside the canal grande. Worth every penny...
tassos k (11 months ago)
You can admire some paintings and also masterpieces from Canalleto. Antique furniture and house hold are displayed. They have a coffee shop with tables at the entrance in front of the Gran Canal. We enjoyed the view by having a break to eat something.
You can admire some paintings and also masterpieces from Canalleto. Antique furniture and house hold are displayed. They have a coffee shop with tables at the entrance in front of the Gran Canal. We enjoyed the view by having a break to eat something.
Andreas Saldivar (12 months ago)
Very nice museum with amazing art, sculpture, tapestries, furniture, and ceilings. You'll spend much of your time looking up. The ticket is part of the Venice museum pass. Getting that will save you some money and get you into numerous museums.
Very nice museum with amazing art, sculpture, tapestries, furniture, and ceilings. You'll spend much of your time looking up. The ticket is part of the Venice museum pass. Getting that will save you some money and get you into numerous museums.
Isabella Tiger (12 months ago)
Seeing how houses looked and were made in that century was very neat. It was included in the tourist city pass. I highly recommend stopping by. The little café was wonderful as well and the little sandwiches were great. The seating for it is right along the water. The water is station is also right next to the place which is very helpful.
Seeing how houses looked and were made in that century was very neat. It was included in the tourist city pass. I highly recommend stopping by. The little café was wonderful as well and the little sandwiches were great. The seating for it is right along the water. The water is station is also right next to the place which is very helpful.
Owe Richard (15 months ago)
Great museum. Impressive ceiling, artwork, furniture. The chandeliers are especially magnificent. Even the views from the residence and out to the canal below gave a magical feeling of how it must have been to live here. Toilets do not work. Some of the staff are very helpful and friendly.
Great museum. Impressive ceiling, artwork, furniture. The chandeliers are especially magnificent. Even the views from the residence and out to the canal below gave a magical feeling of how it must have been to live here. Toilets do not work. Some of the staff are very helpful and friendly.
