Museum of Venice of the XVIII century

The museum is housed in the Ca Rezzonico Palace, the last building designed by Baldassar Longhena. After his death, further construction was continued by Giorgio Massari. In 1935, the palace was bought by the city authorities, and it was recreated the interior of aristocratic Venetian villas of the XVII century.

The palace was built in 1745 and the facade overlooks the Grand Canal. The museum is relatively young, but due to the fame of the building in which it is located, the museum won the love of tourists and guests of Italy very quickly. The museum has a lot of rooms in which you can find various tapestries, old furniture, wallpaper, beautiful chandeliers. In the museum you can also find a huge collection of frescoes and paintings. The Venetian furnishings in the museum are magnificent, especially in the dance hall and wedding room with richly decorated toilet tables. The most beautiful hall of the museum is the reception hall, which is luxuriously decorated with magnificent statues, relief and geometric figures. The pastel hall is made in red and orange, it exhibits paintings and antique furniture.

Also in the museum there is a special ladies' hall, decorated in delicate pink and green tones on a white background, where there is a huge number of mirrors. The magnificent ballroom occupies the entire width of the palace on the third floor, which can be climbed by the main stairs. There are lamps of the Baroque era, and the ceilings are painted with frescoes.