Museo della Musica

We didn't go in the museum itself, but there was a super big children's playground outside the museum. Three children finished there for an entire afternoon. Later, they met the big parade in Seattle. Everyone crowded on the side of the road to see various floats, resulting in our space needles. Did not visit.

This is a free attraction in Venice, so someone recommended (not a regular tour) to us, located in the church of San Maurizio. The exhibition is small but of high quality. It is mainly a display of early 17th-century string instruments, and a section showing how to make a violin.

A museum near St. Mark's Square is very inconspicuous and low-key. It is display and music related, musical instruments, etc., and there is a piano. The scale is relatively small. It will come out in a while.

Visited the Museum of Music and was impressed by the collection of various instruments, ranging from ornate Clavier and strings to a gigantic piece of string and percussion instruments, as well as other cultural instruments. Successful musicians may also perform here and have a comfortable recital when visiting.

40 pesos is the best. I've been there for a long time. This small museum is a collection of bones, fossils, bird specimens and dinosaur remains. The boss is responsible for creating and collecting a pair of paleontologies. I spent hours saying that he liked Subject best! This is an exhibition in Bicheng, exhibiting paleontology, Bariloche MuseoDe. Gutierrez Lago is only a few metres away. It's less than half an hour by bus from downtown. It's worth the time.

The Museo della Musica, a former church in Venice, has many antique stringed instruments on display, some of which have lasted for more than 300 years. Three historic bass cellos are displayed in the center of the museum for free.