Introduction to Ca’ Rezzonico Museum
The reopening of Ca’ Rezzonico Museum of 18th Century Venice represents a significant and eagerly anticipated moment for the city. This historical museum not only provides public access to its beautiful garden but also serves as a hub for cultural exchange, offering art, history, and knowledge.
Renovated Spaces for All
Thanks to recent restoration efforts, several areas of the museum have undergone a complete makeover. The ground floor welcomes visitors with a bookshop, ticket office, wardrobe, and an inclusive entertainment room. Additionally, the renovated café boasts new furnishings and a splendid view of the Grand Canal. These spaces aim to provide a preview of the museum’s upper floors, ensuring a warm welcome to both locals and tourists.
Exploring the Museum
The museum journey commences with the breathtaking Staircase of Honor, designed by Giorgio Massari and located on the opposite side of the Grand Canal. The first floor showcases eleven rooms displaying paintings, sculptures, 18th-century furnishings, and exquisite decorative frescoes on the ceilings. Noteworthy highlights include the room dedicated to the works of Longhi and the frescoes from Villa Zianigo executed by Giandomenico Tiepolo on the second floor. The third floor houses the Ai do San Marchi Pharmacy and the precious Egidio Martini Pinacoteca, spanning three captivating rooms.
Temporary Exhibition: The Colors of Glass
In July, the museum resumes hosting temporary events, including the eagerly awaited exhibition dedicated to Lino Tagliapietra. Titled “The Colors of Glass,” this extraordinary retrospective organized by the Berengo Foundation and Berengo Studio in collaboration with the Foundation of Civic Museums of Venice celebrates the life and work of Lino Tagliapietra, a master of Murano glass. Don’t miss the opportunity to admire his exceptional works from July 14th to September 30th.
Immerse Yourself in 18th-Century Venice
The reopening of Ca’ Rezzonico Museum of 18th Century Venice provides a wonderful opportunity to delve into the history and art of this enchanting era. With its inclusive public spaces and unforgettable cultural experiences, the museum invites visitors to embrace the captivating world of 18th-century Venice.
