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Museum of 18th-Century Venice, {CATEGORY}

Located in Cà Rezzonico, this was the last building planned by Baldassare Longhena. The interior is a reconstruction of an 18th-century palace, with original restored furnishings. The Venetian decor is splendid, particularly in the ballroom with its stunning trompe l'oeil, and the nuptial room, which has richly decorated dressing tables. Both, the beautiful furnishings as well as the many works of art are worth checking out. There are frescoes by Tiepolo and paintings by Guardi, Canaletto and Longhi. Admission: EUR 6.50, EUR 4.50 for students.

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Address: Cà Rezzonico, Venice 30123

City: Venice

Country: Italy

Phone 1: +39 0415204036

Opening hours: Wed-Mon 10am-6pm

Entrance fee: Admission 6.50€ ($8.50) adults, 4.50€ ($5.85) students

Access by boat: Vaporetto Ca' Rezzonico

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Museum of 18th-Century Venice, {CATEGORY}

This museum, in a handsome palazzo on the Grand Canal, reopened after a complete restoration in late 2001. It offers an intriguing look into what living in a grand Venetian home was like in the final years of the Venetian Republic. Begun by Baldassare Longhena, 17th-century architect of La Salute Church, the Rezzonico home is a sumptuous backdrop for this collection of period paintings (most important, works by Venetian artists Tiepolo and Guardi, and a special room dedicated to dozens of works by Longhi), furniture, tapestries, and artifacts. This museum is one of the best windows into the sometimes-frivolous life of Venice of 200 years ago, as seen through the tastes and fashions of the wealthy Rezzonico family of merchants - the lavishly frescoed ballroom alone will evoke the lifestyle of the idle Venetian rich. The English poet Robert Browning, after the death of his wife Elizabeth Barrett Browning, made this his last home, he died here in 1889.

Museum of 18th-Century Venice, {CATEGORY}

This museum, in a handsome palazzo on the Grand Canal, reopened after a complete restoration in late 2001. It offers an intriguing look into what living in a grand Venetian home was like in the final years of the Venetian Republic. Begun by Baldassare Longhena, 17th-century architect of La Salute Church, the Rezzonico home is a sumptuous backdrop for this collection of period paintings (most important, works by Venetian artists Tiepolo and Guardi, and a special room dedicated to dozens of works by Longhi), furniture, tapestries, and artifacts. This museum is one of the best windows into the sometimes-frivolous life of Venice of 200 years ago, as seen through the tastes and fashions of the wealthy Rezzonico family of merchants - the lavishly frescoed ballroom alone will evoke the lifestyle of the idle Venetian rich. The English poet Robert Browning, after the death of his wife Elizabeth Barrett Browning, made this his last home, he died here in 1889.

Museum of 18th-Century Venice, {CATEGORY}

Located in Cà Rezzonico, this was the last building planned by Baldassare Longhena. The interior is a reconstruction of an 18th-century palace, with original restored furnishings. The Venetian decor is splendid, particularly in the ballroom with its stunning trompe l'oeil, and the nuptial room, which has richly decorated dressing tables. Both, the beautiful furnishings as well as the many works of art are worth checking out. There are frescoes by Tiepolo and paintings by Guardi, Canaletto and Longhi. Admission: EUR 6.50, EUR 4.50 for students.

Museum of 18th-Century Venice, {CATEGORY}

Located in Cà Rezzonico, this was the last building planned by Baldassare Longhena. The interior is a reconstruction of an 18th-century palace, with original restored furnishings. The Venetian decor is splendid, particularly in the ballroom with its stunning trompe l'oeil, and the nuptial room, which has richly decorated dressing tables. Both, the beautiful furnishings as well as the many works of art are worth checking out. There are frescoes by Tiepolo and paintings by Guardi, Canaletto and Longhi. Admission: EUR 6.50, EUR 4.50 for students.