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One of the most important museums in Italy. The world's largest collection of Venetian art from the 14th to the early 19th century.
Famous Venetian Gothic building. Galleria Giorgio Franchetti, based on works of the important collection of this donor.
Baroque palace on Canal Grande. Home of the Galleria Internazionale d’Arte Moderna and the Museo d'Arte Orientale.
Magnificent Baroque palace on the Canal Grande, designed by Longhena and Massari. Museum of the 18th Century Venice, opened in 1936.
16th cent. palace restored by renowned contemporary architects. Historical collection of the family, temporary art exhibitions, library.
Venetian headquarters of the Italian foundation at Ca’ Corner della Regina, a historical palazzo on the Canal Grande. Shows exhibitions of contemporary art.
Based on the personal art collection of Peggy Guggenheim, including works by many of the most famous artists of the 20th century.
In the Procuratie Nuove, San Marco. Greek-Roman collection, alongside Egyptian and Assyrian-Babylonian sections.
In the Napoleonic Wing and Procuratie Nuove on San Marco. Neoclassical and Imperial Rooms, Canova sculptures, Venetian Culture and History, Pinacoteca.
Showroom under the colonnades of San Marco, designed by Carlo Scarpa 1958. Architectural masterpiece; historical Olivetti typewriters; art exhibitions.
Art exhibitions and programs to raise awareness for the protection of oceanic ecosystems. Operator: TBA21 Academy, Church of San Lorenzo.
Exhibitions and events in a former hospital, incl. Church of Santa Maria dei Derelitti, Sardi’s Staircase, Four Seasons Courtyard, Sala della Musica.
Former residence of Count Vittorio Cini (1885-1977), housing an important part of his collection of Italian masterpieces.
The Doge’s Palace was the residence of the supreme authority of Venice. A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, transformed into a museum in 1923.
Museum in the former home atelier of the famous artist and designer Mariano Fortuny (1871 - 1956). Displays his collection, and hosts exhibitions.
Center for contemporary art, presenting major exhibitions, some of which are based on the art collection of François Pinault.
Former residence of the Grimani family. Antiquities in carefully restored rooms, incl. the original Tribuna for the display of classical sculptures.
Museum and seat of the Study Centre of the History of Textiles, Costumes and Perfume displaying collections from Venice Civic Museums.
Building from the 16th cent., north of San Marco. The 3rd floor, renovated by David Chipperfield, hosts exhibitions of Generali’s global foundation The Human Safety Net.
Former former customs house, converted into a center of contemporary art. Displays works from the François Pinault Collection.
Art Destination Venice
Spectacular landscapes, cultural and historical heritage, archaeological sites, museums, art venues.
National participations, collateral events and other exhibitions outside the Arsenale and the Giardini, 2024.
60th International Art Exhibition, 20 April - 24 Nov. 2024. Title: Foreigners Everywhere. Curator: Adriano Pedrosa.
