Guided tour of the most beautiful Venetian palaces
You can discover venice through visits to Venetian palaces. Which Venetian palaces can be visited, how were they chosen and how did the nobility live, the service staff inside them, how were they furnished, how were people dressed? These tours answer these questions and dispel many myths about the Venetian nobility. I will take you on a discovery of these places that are a little off the beaten tourist track, or less well-known, despite the fact that some are centrally located,
If you are interested in an itinerary, an experience dedicated to the beauty and splendor of Venice and its art, these tours are for you. The list therefore changes every year.
Write to me to decide together which visits are possible and which palaces can be visited in addition to these.
Exclusive visits to private palaces and gardens
Entering private Venetian noble palaces open only for you will be a unique and exclusive experience, as well as walking in the secrets gardens of Venice. These visits are customized and depend on the availability of the owners. The palaces are rich in beautiful furniture, paintings, frescoes and history. There are many private or public gardens in Venice, often difficult to find
An itinerary dedicated to Venetian gardens in the monasteries can also be organized. For further information, please fill in the form:
Visit to Cà Rezzonico
The visit to Ca’ Rezzonico, the sumptuous house-palace on the Grand Canal of the noble family of Lombard origin, is a journey through time that will allow you to get to know the life of the Venetian aristocracy in the 18th century. The visit to the palace Cà Rezzonico you will be also an immersion in the splendor of Venetian painting of the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. You will admire the works of: Giambattista Piazzetta, Giambattista Tiepolo, Pietro Longhi, Canaletto.
The visit can includes a walk in the Dorsoduro district. Duration: 2 hours.
Fortuny Palace
The Fortuny Museum was created thanks to the love of the Spanish painter Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo for the Venetian Palace Pesaro degli Orfei, one of the largest and most unique examples of Venetian Gothic style. The museum has a large collection of works of art left by mariano Fortuny to the city like his lamps and fine silk dresses created by hand. These dresses were loved and worn by the jet set and famous actresses. The ground floor host temporary exhibitions of contemporary art.
The museum was recently reorganized with a striking installation by Pierluigi Pizzi. Duration 2 hours.
Here the link for the visit to the Fortuny atelier on the Giudecca island.
