Musei del Settecento Veneziano: Ca'Rezzonico, Mocenigo Palace & Goldoni House
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About: Ca' Rezzonico Museum
Ca' Rezzonico Museum, located in Venice, Italy, is one of the best windows into the lavish lives of rich Venetians some 250 years ago.
The museum is a stunning example of 18th-century Venetian Baroque and Rococo architecture. Explore art, furniture, tastes, and fashions as collected and once displayed by the wealthy Rezzonico banker family. They took ownership of the canal-side location in 1751, a few years before the family patriarch, Carlo Rezzonico (1693–1769) became Pope Clement XIII.
As famous for its pigeons as it is for its history and culture, the Piazza San Marco is the unofficial capital of the watery city of Venice. With a multitude of attractions, including the towering Campanile, and transport links to the rest of the city, it's the perfect place to orient yourself, or just to take a break and observe the controlled chaos of city life.