Museums of Veneto

Verona - Museums

Museo degli Affreschi e Tomba di Giulietta

The museum is located in the convent of San Francesco al Corso and hosts cycles of frescoes from the Middle Ages up to ‘500 and sculptures from  '800. You can visit the Tomb of Juliet; according to legend, it received her body and of her beloved Romeo.

Venice - Museums

Palazzo Ducale

Located in Piazza San Marco, it is one of the symbols of the city of Venice. Its style is Venetian Gothic architecture. It was the ancient seat of the Venetian Doge and of the judiciary. Today it houses the Museo Civico del Palazzo Ducale.

Venice - Museums

Museo di Palazzo Ducale

The Doge's Palace is definitely one of the symbols of the city of Venice and the wonder of Venetian Gothic. It is located in Piazza San Marco, between the Piazzetta and the Pier. Home to the Doge and the Venetian judiciaries in the past, it is now home to the Civic Museum of Palazzo Ducale and the Musei Civici Foundation of Venice. The Opera Museum, the Piano delle Logge and the beautiful rooms of the Ducal Apartment, the Institutional Rooms and finally the Armory and the Prisons are open to the public.

Conegliano - Museums

Collezione Antoniazzi, Museo dei Carabinieri Reali

En 1930, el Capitán Veterinario Guido Antoniazzi inició una primera colección de recuerdos referentes a los Reales Carabinieri, que constituyó el núcleo original de una importante colección, iniciativa que luego aceptó su hijo Carlo quien, para encontrar un lugar adecuado para los poseídos, decidió para ampliar la residencia familiar. Una pasión y una herencia espiritual y material heredada de su sobrino Guido, quien ha perpetuado la tradición familiar integrando la colección con adquisiciones relevantes, supervisando la reorganización de toda la colección y permitiéndole elevarse a la dignidad de exposición permanente. Así nació el Museo Real de los Carabineros, ahora ubicado en una parte de Villa Rossi, un edificio del siglo XIX inmerso en las verdes colinas de Conegliano, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la Unesco. El recorrido de exposición de 60 metros cuadrados. a través de la Sala delle daghe hasta la Sala dei muskets: uniformes y tocados, armas, recuerdos, documentos, medallas y diverso material iconográfico narran, a través de caminos individuales de sacrificio y coraje, la historia de los Royal Carabinieri, desde la institución de la In 1814, pasando por las campañas del Risorgimento, la aventura colonial, la Gran Guerra, la proclamación del Reino de Italia y la Segunda Guerra Mundial, hasta el nacimiento de la República Italiana. Actualmente, el museo se puede visitar de forma gratuita solo haciendo una reserva telefónica en su teléfono móvil. 337 502010 y un máximo de 2 personas pueden acceder a cada visita guiada. Más información en el sitio web www.collezioneantoniazzi.it

Borgo Valbelluna - Museums

Museo Civico Archeologico

The Civic Archaeological Museum welcomes important finds found in the territory of Mel, dating from the 8th century BC. The core of the collections is due to the systematic excavations that occurred between 1958 and the 1964 that brought to light an entire necropolis, characterized by cassette tombs built of local stone.

Venice - Museums

Museo di Arte Orientale

The Oriental Art Museum has been located since 1928 in the ancient Palazzo of the Pesaro family in San Stae, overlooking the Grand Canal. The Museum houses one of the world's most important collections of Japanese art of the Edo Period. The collection contains more than 30,000 pieces including swords, Japanese armor, lacquers and precious porcelain, with large sections dedicated to Chinese and Indonesian art. These important pieces come from the collection of Prince Henry II of Bourbon who bought in Asia.

Stra' - Museums

Museo della Calzatura d'Autore di Rossimoda

Jesolo - Museums

Museo Civico di Storia Naturale

The Civic Museum of Natural History of Jesolo was founded in 1989. The structure houses, on an area of over 1000 square meters, numerous collections of the most significant fauna present in the European and Palearctic range. The museum consists of ten rooms that include different sections such as the dinosaur era, the marine biology section or that of European mammals.

Vicenza - Museums

Piccolo Museo della Moneta

Vicenza - Museums

Museo del risorgimento e della resistenza

This Museum tells, through its collections and documents, the incredible story of strength and courage of a nation in the name of freedom.

Vicenza - Museums

Museo del Risorgimento e della Resistenza

The Museum of the Risorgimento and the Resistance preserves a collection of special value. In the museum there are periodicals, newspapers, manuscripts, portraits, paintings, prints, private acts, coins and medals, decorations, white and firearms, uniforms, flags etc. the most interesting collections are the Gabriele Fantoni collections donated to the Museum between the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century. The Museum is surrounded by a beautiful English garden. Both the garden and the museum are open to the public.

Vicenza - Museums

Museo Civico

The Civic Museum of Vicenza is located in the Palazzo Chiericati. The palace was built in 1550 by Andrea Palladio. The Museum has been there since the mid-nineteenth century. The collection of the Museum contains works of art by the great artists who belong to the period from the fourteenth century to the late eighteenth century. In recent years, some works of contemporary art have also been added to the collection. Nowadays, the Museum is under restoration to improve the display of all parts of the collection.

Torri del Benaco - Museums

Museo del Castello Scaligero

The Museum of the Scaliger Castle was established in 1983 at the headquarters of the ancient manor of Torri del Benaco. The collection illustrates the historical and cultural aspects of the territory with materials dedicated to fishing and olive growing, along with archaeological evidence found in Lake Garda.

Bosco Chiesanuova - Museums

Museo Civico Etnografico "La Lessinia: l'Uomo e l'Ambiente"

The Ethnographic Civic Museum “The Lessinia: Man and the Environment” exhibits original ethnographic objects. These finds belong to different periods: from prehistory to the present day.

Rivoli Veronese - Museums

Forte Wohlgemuth

Wohlgemuth Fort was built between 1850 and 1851, for reasons of defense. In 1866, the building underwent restoration work and was named Forte di Rivoli. Currently, the Great War Museum is set up in its rooms, where weapons, documents and objects of war are exhibited.

Verona - Museums

Galleria di Arte Moderna

The Gallery of Modern Art is located in Palazzo Forti. In 1937 the building was inherited from the municipality by Achile Forti to set up a modern art gallery. For a period of time the building was closed and reopened after the restoration of 1982. To date, elements of medieval structures can still be observed. In the gallery we can admire the permanent collections of the '900 from: Guido Trentini, Angelo Dall'Oca Bianca, Felice Casorati and other collections by contemporary artists: Vanessa Beecroft, Roberto Barni, Giulio Paolini etc.

Arcole - Museums

Museo Napoleonico "G. Antonelli"

The Museum was opened in 1984 and took its name from its architect Gustavo Alberto Antonelli. The current building, initially, was used as a nursing home and a small church managed by an order of nuns, but, with long and radical restorations that it underwent later, it came to assume the current appearance. Inside there is a large collection of objects and elements from the Napoleonic period (paintings, proclamations, etchings, etc.), including also a statue that depicts the general in his last moments. The Museum is available for all interested parties.

Verona - Museums

Museo della Radio d'epoca

Collection of old radio from all over the place.

Verona - Museums

Museo del Giocattolo - Bosco Magico

Nestled in the hills of Verona, the precious collection of Luciano Gaspari Avrese preserves hundreds of pieces: dolls, horses, theater, puppetry, doll houses, animals from the late of the ‘700 to ‘900.

Verona - Museums

Museo Archeologico

The Archaeological Museum was founded in 1923 in the former century convent of San Gerolamo. It shows Greek vases, mosaics, sculptures and everyday objects from cemeteries, sacred and sepulchral inscriptions from Verona.

Verona - Museums

Museo Civico Di Castelvecchio

The castle houses sculptural works from the XIV-XV centuries, panels from the Middle Ages to the XVIII century. Old Lombard objects are exposed, textiles and weapons. To be noted, the equestrian statue of Can Grande della Scala I, of the XIV century.

Verona - Museums

Museo Africano

Brenzone - Museums

Museo Etnografico

The Ethnographic Museum of Brenzone is located in the historical center of Castelletto and is located in the house where the Blessed Mother Maria Domenica Mantovani was born. She is the co-founder of the institute "Little Sisters of the Holy Family". The museum reproduces an ancient dwelling of the time and keep tools of local activities.

Castelfranco Veneto - Museums

Casa del Giorgione

Casa Giorgione is a Museum inaugurated on 9 May 2009 to celebrate the fifth centenary of the death of the painter of Castelfranco. The Museum was set up in the house where Giorgione painted the Frieze. Inside there are about 100 original pieces as well as objects dear to the Master and architectural reconstructions of considerable historical impact.

Vittorio Veneto - Museums

Museo del Cenedese

The Cenedese Museum was inaugurated in 1938 in the fifteenth-century loggia of the Community of Serravalle. The museum is divided into four exhibition halls where epigraphic, archaeological and artistic materials related to the territory of the Cenedese located between Piave and Livenza are exhibited.

Asolo - Museums

Museo Civico

The Civic Museum of Asolo is located in the municipal hall of the Palazzo della Ragione. The latter was built in the fifteenth century. Thanks to the donations from Bartolomeo Fietta, Giovanni Battista Sartori and Domenico Manera, we also have the first collection of the museum belonging to the 19th century. The museum consists of 5 sections: Archaeology, Picture Gallery, Treasure of the Cathedral, Caterina Cornaro and Eleonora Duse.

Vittorio Veneto - Museums

Museo della Battaglia

The Museum of the Battle was inaugurated in 1938 at the headquarters of the Palazzo della Comunità di Ceneda. The first collection was donated by the Victorian Luigi Marson, who had collected testimonies and materials from the wars in which he had participated. The exhibition is divided into three floors that welcome weapons of defense and offense, posters, topographic maps and a gallery of photographic portraits of the Great War.

Vittorio Veneto - Museums

Museo della Battaglia

The Museum of the Battle was inaugurated in 1938 at the headquarters of the Palazzo della Comunità di Ceneda. The first collection was donated by the Victorian Luigi Marson, who had collected testimonies and materials from the wars in which he had participated. The exhibition is divided into three floors that welcome weapons of defense and offense, posters, topographic maps and a gallery of photographic portraits of the Great War.

Castelfranco Veneto - Museums

Museo Agricolo e Museo dell'Arte Conciaria

The Agricultural Museum and Museum of Tanning Art is located in a 16th-century villa frescoed by Veronese in the municipality of Castelfranco Veneto. It exhibits machines used by the tanning industries and hosts tools for work, furnishing and equipment of the Venetian everyday life.

Nervesa della Battaglia - Museums

Museo dei Soldati del Montello

The Montello Soldiers Museum was completed in 1935 on a project by the architect Felice Non of Rome. It houses the limbs of 9325 fallen soldiers and looks like a massive square-based tower. The interior consists of side corridors and various shelves. On the walls are arranged the tombs of the Gold Medals.

Treviso - Museums

Museo Casa da Noal

This is the historical section of the complex of Museums, with the lapidary in its interiorand along the adjacent Casa Robegan. These two buildings have an importantarchitectural value, being beautiful examples of late-Venetian Gothic.

Treviso - Museums

Museo Diocesano d'Arte Sacra

The museum was opened in 1988 and is located in the building of the “Old Canons”. Inside it houses a large collection of objects and works dating back from prehistoric times, well organized into sections: Pinacoteca, Goldsmith, Archaeological Section and Sacred and Textile Parameters. The museum is available to the public.

Treviso - Museums

Museo Toni Benetton

Villa Marignana was home to famous Venetian families before being bought by the sculptor Toni Benetton to create an outdoor exhibition space near his atelier. In addition to the environment rich in works made of iron and sculptures, the villa also has a charming garden on which the macrosculptures of the artist who died in 1996 are exhibited. The villa is home to the International Academy of Iron and the International Documentation Center on Iron and Other Metals.

Montebelluna - Museums

Museo di Storia Naturale e Archeologia

The Museum (Villa Biagi, XVI century), equipped with an exhibition venue, offices, library, educational classrooms, is organized into two sections: naturalistic and archaeological, divided into prehistory and protohistory (Ancient Venetians) and Roman era.

Treviso - Museums

Museo etnografico provinciale Case Piavone

Housed in the seventeenth-century houses Piavone, it exhibits a collection of 150 pieces, some of which are unique or rare, including weighing scales of the major historical periods, from various countries around the world.

Treviso - Museums

Museo Chiesa di Santa Caterina

It is the headquarters of the Civic Museums of Treviso; the building dates back to '300.Inside you can admire the remains of large murals, temporary exhibitions and a new archaeological section recently opened.

Treviso - Museums

Museo Luigi Bailo

The Abate Luigi Bailo founded the modern city museum of Treviso in 1879, which is composed of the Archaeological Section, Municipal Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art. The first offers significant Paleovenetian findings , of the Copper Age, Bronze and Iron Ages.

Maser - Museums

Villa Barbaro

Fratta Polesine - Museums

Villa Badoer

Villa Badoer was built in 1556 by Francesco Badoer. The rooms, which are on the first floor, have been decorated in a grotesque style by Giallo Fiorentino. Since 1996, the building has been included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Today it is the headquarters of the National Archaeological Museum of Fratta Polesine.

Rovigo - Museums

Museo dei Grandi Fiumi

The Great Rivers Museum was built inside a former monastery of the Olivetani, which stands on the banks of the territory of the Polesine. In his exhibitions we find a collection of ceramics (dating from the fourteenth and eighteenth century), historical and archaeological testimonies since the prehistoric period. This is a collection of objects and documents of great importance for the area. Interested parties are free to visit it.

Adria - Museums

Museo Archeologico Nazionale

The museum is located in the historic part of the city. It is divided into three floors and is equipped with a public garden in which the archaeological evidence of the city is preserved. The finds originate from the ancient city with burials of different periods.

Adria - Museums

Septem Maria Museum

The Septem Maria Museum was inaugurated on 21 November 1998, on the outskirts of Adria. It is located in the engine room of the Amolara hydrovore where you can admire two centrifugal pumps in excellent state of preservation. It took the name 'seven seas' from Pliny the Elder to justify the location in this area of a museum that traces the history of water. Inside, you can see a reproduction of the engraving by Filippo Cluverio in which the Septum Maria area is indicated. In other environments you can see pumps, old tools, educational panels, etc.

Fratta Polesine - Museums

Casa-Museo Matteotti

GIACOMO MATTEOTTI, HOME TO GIACOMO MATTEOTTI, ASSERTOR OF FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY, RECOVERED THANKS TO THE INTERVENTION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF FRATTA POLESINE AND THE ACADEMY OF CONCORDI IN ROVIGO, AFTER RESTORATION AND INSTALLATION, IT IS CURRENTLY OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AND HOLIDAYS.

Fratta Polesine - Museums

Museo Etnografico

Padova - Museums

Museo di Mineralogia

The Museum of Mineralogy is part of the University of Padua and was established by the collections of the old Vallisnerian Museum. It is a great collection of specimens of different sizes of archaeological, naturalistic and artistic character, of great scientific value. All the material (about 130 pieces) is organized into rooms divided by category. The museum is open to the public.

Padova - Museums

Museo di Antropologia ed Etnografia

The museum, part of the University of Padua, was established at the beginning of the 19th century. It is a great collection of objects and historical and cultural testimonies of an anthropological and ethnological character. Inside you can admire a vast material organized in different sections: ethnographic, palethnological, osteological and a section dedicated to objects of oriental art. The museum is open for all interested parties.

Padova - Museums

Museo dell'Istituto di Anatomia Patologica

The Museum of Pathological Anatomy, attributed to Giambattista Morgangni, is located within the Institute of Pathological Anatomy of the University of Padua. It presents a large collection of specimens, organized according to the conservation method or pathology: cerification, mummification and tannization. Various deformations of the human body can also be admired closely in the rooms. The museum is open for all interested parties.

Padova - Museums

Museo della Terza Armata

A rich documentation, including photographs, with a series of exhibits with memorabilia from the First World War from the karst and the Lower Piave. Worth mentioning, relics of the Duke of Aosta and the collection of weapons.

Padova - Museums

Museo della Specola

In 1777 the University of Padua built the Specola - Astronomical Observatory - in the main tower of old castle Carrara. The structure now houses an interesting museum in which instruments of observation of the period are exposed.

Padova - Museums

Museo Antoniano

The Museum of St. Anthony offers a unique path between the art treasures made over the centuries for the Basilica and the Venerable Ark of St. Anthony: paintings, sculptures, vestments, tapestries, jewelry, up to now less accessible to the public.

Padova - Museums

Musei Civici agli Eremitani e Cappella degli Scrovegni

Set up in the renovated rooms of the former convent, they offer an overview of the Roman and Paleovenetian city with paintings of '200 and '800 of the great masters of Italian painting, including Giotto, Guariento, Bellini and Tintoretto.

Padova - Museums

Museo di Geologia e Paleontologia

Padova - Museums

Museo di Scienze Archeologiche e d'Arte

Cortina d'Ampezzo - Museums

Museo Paleontologico R. Zardini e Museo Etnologico delle Regole

The R. Zardini Paleontological Museum and Ethnological Museum of Rules is divided into several sections. In the paleontological museum there is a large collection of fossils from the Dolomites, algae, shells and animals dating back about 230 million years ago. While in the ethnographic museum the agricultural remains of Ampezzo are exhibited.

Pieve di Cadore - Museums

Museo Casa di Tiziano

The House of Titian Museum is the house where one of the most important painters of the Renaissance was born: Tiziano Vecellio. What we see today is the result of renovations and changes dating back to 1926 and again between 1928-30. The exhibits are divided into two floors. Here you can see some collections of the painter's drawings and sketches. To get to know Titian mile, this is a fundamental stage.

Cortina d'Ampezzo - Museums

Museo d'Arte Moderna ''Mario Rimoldi''

The Museum of Modern Art was built in 2012. Inside the museum you can admire many contemporary paintings collected by Mario Rimoldi since 1923. The paintings generally belong to famous painters such as: Picasso, Sutherland, Guttuso, Morandi etc.

Pieve di Cadore - Museums

Museo Archeologico della Magnifica Comunità di Cadore

The Archaeological Museum of the Magnificent Community of Cadore is located on the second floor of the Palazzo della Magnifica Comunità di Cadore, built in the second half of the fifteenth century. The museum site hosts archaeological finds from the excavations carried out in the Valle di Cadore, in the Domegge and in the Lagole di Calalzo. Of this latter site you can admire the particular iron skewers and bronze ladles that testify to the ancient ritual practice of libation and the banquet.

Rocca Pietore - Museums

Museo della Grande Guerra in Marmolada

The Great War Museum in Marmolada is located in a cable car station, on the edge of a glacier. Given its position, it is considered among the highest in Europe. The museum was created with the intent to give a place to all the finds of the Great War and to remember in what poor and very difficult conditions the soldiers fought for their homeland. Admission to the Museum is free.

Pieve di Cadore - Museums

Museo dell' Occhiale

The Eyewear Museum was first established with the “Glasses Exhibition Through the Centuries” of 1956. The inauguration took place in 1990 thanks to the work, which began many years earlier, by Enrico De Lotto and to the commitment of the president of SAFILO, Vittorio Tabacchi. The current headquarters was opened in 2007 inside the COS.MO building.

Feltre - Museums

Museo Civico

The Civic Museum of Feltre was founded in 1903 at the headquarters of Palazzo Villabruna, near Port' Oria. The Museum initially presented works from the collections of the noblewoman Antonietta Guarnieri and in 1927 it was enriched with two important works from Venice: “The Madonna and Child, San Vittore and Saint Dionysius “of the Parish Church of Zermen and “The Madonna with the Child between San Vito and San Modesto” by Lorenzo Luzzo.

Alano di Piave - Museums

Museo Civico Storico Territoriale

The Museum, founded in 1983, became officially established in 2000. The museum is built on 2 themes. The first dedicated to the Great War and the second dedicated to emigration. The Museum has five rooms: the first exhibits some objects from the First World War, the second summarizes the daily life such as eating, drinking and light. Two rooms are dedicated to images of how Italians and Austrians saw the war. Then the last room is dedicated to emigration, a particular phenomenon that involved the area.

Tambre d'Alpago - Museums

Museo Naturalistico "G. Zanardo"

Arabba - Museums

Museo della Prima Guerra Mondiale

Arabba - Museums

Museo Ladino di Livinallongo

Venice - Museums

Galleria Internazionale d'Arte Moderna "Ca' Pesaro"

The International Gallery of Modern Art in Venice is located inside the Ca' Pesaro palace, which was donated by the Bevilacqua la Masa family with the aim of establishing the museum of the Venice Biennale. Inside there are numerous works belonging to the first biennial of the twentieth century and over time the museum was enriched with other works. The collection displays masterpieces, such as the Judith II of Klimt; the Bather of Bonnard; the Rabbi of Chagall, moreover, the works of Kandinsky and Rouault.

Venice - Museums

Scuola Dalmata dei Santi Giorgio e Trifone

The School of San Giorgio degli Schiavoni, also known as the Dalmatian School of San Giorgio and Trifone, is a palace in the city of Venice, located in the Castello district. It is one of the few schools of trade and devotion to have maintained the activity without ever interrupting it until the present days. Inside there are a series of very important works of art, one of which is the collection of paintings by Vittore Carpaccio.

Venice - Museums

Museo del Merletto

Burano lace is one of the most renowned lace in the world, a tradition that goes on over the centuries on the island of Burano in Venice. In 1981, the Lace Museum was established, based in the ancient school, in which after a long period of restoration it was inaugurated in 2011. Inside the Museum there are more than 200 unique specimens from the school, executed between the 16th and 20th centuries.

Venice - Museums

Museo di Palazzo Mocenigo

The museum of Palazzo Mocenigo was established in 1985, with the function of presenting the Venetian heritage between the 17th and 18th centuries. In 2013, the museum was completely renovated and expanded, doubling the exhibition rooms. In addition, precious clothes and antique objects belonging to the Study Center for the History of Fabric and Costume are also present in the museum.

Venice - Museums

Galleria "Palazzo Cini"

The Gallery was opened to the public in 1984 following the donation of Princess Yana Cini Alliata of Montereale, who gave the Giorgio Cini Foundation a precious collection of Tuscan paintings and precious sculptures. Of particular interest, for their particularity and quality, are also added to the furnishings and objects, from porcelain to ivories and glazed branches.

Venice - Museums

Museo Storico Navale

The Naval Historical Museum of Venice, is located at the Arsenal, owned by the Navy. It was officially created in 1923, and in 1964 it was transferred to the current building, a five-story structure, dating back to the 15th century. The “Pavilion of Ships” and the church of San Biagio are part of the museum.

Venice - Museums

Museo Vetrario

The Glass Museum is housed in the ancient Palazzo dei Vescovi of Torcello, a museum seat since 1861 after passing to the Municipality of Murano. The museum became part of the Civic Museums of Venice, in 1923. The archaeological collection houses artifacts in part of the original nucleus of the museum, partly belonging to the deposits of the Archaeological Superintendence.

Venice - Museums

Scuola Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista

It is one of the oldest schools established in Venice still in operation. It is located in the San Polo district at the Church of San Giovanni Evangelista. It was born in 1261 and the brotherhood gathered around the figure of Saint John the Evangelist. Over time it obtained the title of Grande and was restructured and expanded several times thanks to numerous donations. Artistically it is made important thanks to the 'septum' that closes the campiello.

Venice - Museums

Galleria della Fondazione Cini - Palazzo Cini

The art collection of the Cini Foundation, made by an important collection that belonged to its founder, Count Vittorio Cini, is the result of the count's passion as a collector. Here you can admire paintings from Ferrara and Tuscany.

Venice - Museums

Galleria Franchetti alla Ca' d'Oro

A residence of Venetian Gothic style of the XV century, where a collection of Venetian paintings of the school including works by Andrea Mantegna, is held . Also on display there are works of the Tuscan and Flemish school of Renaissance. Worth seeing!

Venice - Museums

Gallerie dell'Accademia

A beautiful complex of art with works by artists such as Veronese, Tintoretto and Titian .Today,  the museum houses a significant collection of Venetian paintings, from the fourteenth century Byzantine and Gothic to Renaissance artists. Do not miss it!

Venice - Museums

Museo Collezione Peggy

This museum, run by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York, exhibits the art collection of Peggy Guggenheim. It includes masterpieces of Cubism, Futurism and Abstract Expressionism represented by major American artists of the twentieth century.

Venice - Museums

Museo Fortuny

A gothic palace bought by Mariano Fortuny, which has converted his home in his studio. It is a testimony to the genius of the artist with the collection of paintings, tapestries, photography and painting.

Venice - Museums

Museo Correr

Located in Piazza San Marco since 1922, thanks to the donation of the Venetian nobleman Teodoro Correr. Over time the collections were enriched up to the museum of today. The building has several tracts of the Napoleonic age.

Venice - Museums

Palazzo Querini Stampalia

The Querini Stampalia museum is located on the second floor of a sixteenth-century building near Piazza San Marco. The museum contains over 400 paintings collected over the centuries by the Stampalia family. Fine sculptures, among them the group of so-called Seven Bravi, drawings and prints, furnishings, tapestries, fabrics, porcelain, musical instruments, coins and medals, artillery models a real cultural heritage gathered around a foundation established in 1868.

Vicenza - Museums

Museo di Santa Corona

The Naturalistic and Archaeological Museum Santa Corona in Vicenza, houses an impressive and important natural and archaeological material, separated into two sections, which testify local history. To visit.

Vicenza - Museums

Pinacoteca di Palazzo Chiericati

Rovigo - Museums

Pinacoteca del Seminario Vescovile

In 1982, the Art Gallery of the Episcopal Seminary was entrusted to the Accademia dei Concordi (1580), ending in fact the reunification of the original Silvestri collection. Thus, a rich art gallery of about 200 works of Venetian art from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century is established, among which some masterpieces known all over the world stand out. In addition, in several windows, pre-Roman and Roman archaeological finds are preserved in black, red and gray ceramics, dating from the fourth to the first century BC.

Cortina d'Ampezzo - Museums

Forte Tre Sassi

The Fort was built between 1897 and 1901 by the Austro-Hungarian army, with the function of rejecting the advance of the Italian Army. Currently, the structure is run by the Lancedelli family and inside is the Great War Museum.

Venice - Museums

Museo Archeologico Nazionale

Located on a floor of the former Royal Palace, it has a magnificent collection of antiques with many pieces from collections such as Federico Contarini and Venetian rule. You can also admire a rich collection of pottery and coins.

Venice - Museums

Pinacoteca Manfrediana

The Art Gallery is located in a building dating from the end of the seventeenth century. Most collections come from from the Marquis Federico Manfredini. Here you can admire paintings and sculptures from the the thirteenth century up to the seventeenth century.

Vicenza - Museums

Museo del Vino

The wine museum belongs to the Zonin family. In the museum there are interesting collections with collections that date from the mid-nineteenth century to the present day. Also of great importance are the 4,000 collections of stamps that come from all over the world. In addition to the museum you can also visit the cellar where the wine is produced.

Breganze - Museums

Museo del Maglio

The Maglio Museum consists of several machines and numerous hand tools belonging to the blacksmith Angelo Giusto Tamiello. It also houses a historical archive that documents its long work history.

Brendola - Museums

Mostra Permanente di Reperti Archeologici

The Permanent Exhibition of Archaeological Finds is located in the municipality of Brendola. In the Museum, objects such as vases, amphorae, glasses and even coins from the Bronze Age until late Roman times are exhibited.

Riese Pio X - Museums

Museo Casa Natale di San Pio X

The Birthplace Museum of St. Pius X is located in the house where the Saint lived. In 1926, the house was donated by her sister Maria to the Municipality of Riese. The restored building contains objects that belonged to him in his life. The Museum is very famous and has many visitors.

Rivoli Veronese - Museums

Museo Napoleonico

The Napoleonic Museum of Rivoli Veronese exposes to the public the relics of the Battle of Rivoli where Austrian troops clashed on 14 January 1797, the Austrian troops with those Napoleonic ones. Inside, we find preserved paintings and portraits, a model with scenes from the battle and documents concerning the Napoleonic period. The Museum is open to the public.

Venice - Museums

Museo Civico di Storia Naturale

It is located inside the Fontego dei Turchi, overlooking the Grand Canal. The museum underwent numerous renovations completed in 2011. Now it boasts 16 new rooms, a new garden and a new entrance, all dedicated to the exhibition of natural sciences. Inside there is also an aquarium and a cetaceans gallery.

Venice - Museums

Museo Barovier e Toso

The Barovier and Toso Museum is located on the top floor of Palazzo Contarini, and was opened to the public in 1995. In the Museum there are more than 250 objects from the glass collection, dating from 1880 to 1970, belonging to the collection of Angelo Barovier and that of Barovier and Toso. You can also admire an archive with photos and drawings collected over the years.

Vicenza - Museums

Gallerie di Palazzo Leoni Montanari

Since 1999, the Leoni Montanari Gallery has been headquartered in Palazzo Leoni Montanari. In the museum there are important works from the eighteenth century and a collection of Russian icons. In addition, there is also a Russian art library and a restoration workshop in the building. The gallery was opened with the aim of keeping culture and these works of great historical importance still alive.

Vicenza - Museums

Museo Naturalistico Archeologico di Santa Corona

The Naturalistic and Archaeological Museum of Vicenza was built above the monastery of Santa Corona in 1991. In the archaeological section there are important finds from the Paleolithic to the Lombard age, coming from excavations carried out in the Vicenza territory. Particular space is dedicated to the vestiges of Roman Vicenza. The naturalistic section is illustrated through samples of fossils, Flora and Fauna. The Museum is easily accessible and is open to the public.

Vicenza - Museums

Raccolta di Scienze Naturali

The Museum of Natural Sciences is located in the Borgo Santa Lucia street in Vicenza. In the museum there are collections of fossils and a paleontological collection from the Holy Land. In one of the rooms of the museum are kept the scientific instruments of the last century.

Arqua'Petrarca - Museums

Casa del Petrarca

The Casa del Petrarca dates back to the '200, and as can also be seen from the name, it was the residence of the great poet and his family. The building underwent several restorations over the years, such as that of the '500, which gave it the Renaissance aspect that is noticed even today. It is currently managed by the Municipality and is open to the public.

Asiago - Museums

Museo del Sacrario

In the Sacrary Museum of Asiago there are the fallen of the First World War. Inside it we can see the weapons collected on the battlefields of Asiago together with finds and photographs with the documentations of first two years of war in the mountains from Adige, from the Brenta from 1915 to 1916, the war of Pasubio, the Battle of Ortighara and a miniature construction of the Asiago Plateau in plastic where war events are represented.

Vittorio Veneto - Museums

Museo Diocesano d'Arte Sacra "A. Luciani"

The Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art “A. Luciani” was inaugurated in 1986 and was immediately equipped with materials coming from the dioceses of the territory. The museum site is divided into seven exhibition halls, among which are the works of artists such as Cima da Conegliano, Tiziano Vecellio and other famous artists.

Museums

Museo Canonicale

Collection of clothing sacred and precious manuscripts