Ca' Rezzonico

The 18th century museum in Venice also has a wealth of historical objects, the palace building is also quite simple, here you can also see a very rich resources, is also a very rich history of the old city of Venice.

It is definitely worth a visit during your visit to Venice. Of course there are many other artworks here, which is a chance to learn about the Venetian palace. Every room is hung with murals, oil paintings, very gorgeous. But for me, the most important work of the second floor Canaletto. Funny thing is that the floor of the room feels moving as people keep walking through.

The mansion was built in the 17th century and is called the 18th-century Venice Museum because it offers a panoramic view of the life of the 18th-century aristocracy, including their living utensils and their daily living objects.

The Rezoniko Palace Museum opened later than some other attractions, including tickets to 24 museums. The museum is easy to find. It is situated in a beautiful palace on the Grand Canal with beautiful scenery outside the window. There is a grand banquet hall and an intimate second floor living area. The third floor (formerly the servant's dormitory) contains an art gallery and three rooms with well-preserved pharmacy interiors, but can only be viewed through the window.

On the edge of the Grand Canal, you can see a row of white houses with numerous small windows. It is said that there are many products, different rooms and different exhibits to buy tickets.

Regonico Palace: Regonico Palace (Venice Museum of the 18th Century) is located on the right bank of the Grand Canal. It used to be the site of Titian's studio. The palace was designed by Longner in the mid-17th century and completed by Masali in 1750. It is a magnificent Baroque mansion. In the dance hall with luxurious decorations in the palace, the living utensils, pottery and brocade paintings of the 18th century are displayed, which make people fully understand the elegant and luxurious life of the aristocracy at that time. The outstanding murals such as The Fable of Wedding in the hall are also one of the main contents of the tour.