There's no dount that Ca'Rezzonico is a very attractive palace from the outside but it's only when you pass through the front doors that you start to get a feel for just how opulent a lifestyle some wealthy Venetians used to enjoy. The ground floor atrium is a broad and airy space that takes you both out to some beautifully... More

This was one of the few places I have decided to visit in Venice due to lack of time. It was absolutely worthy for myself that I love classic arts. the museum in a really fantastic location and right close a vaporetto station has important pieces of the Venetian artists of 18th century. Also the view from the palace is... More

A wealth of gorgeous interiors and artworks which help the visitor to imagine what life was like for the rich inhabitants of Venice in the past.

You can truly experience extravagant Venice on a visit to Ca' Rezzonico. You can imagine living there, dancing in the great ballroom. It is a bit hard to find if on foot, but very much worth the visit. One of the best locations we visited while on a 3 day trip to Venice.

Wonderful to see round a typical Venetian Pallazo, and a wonderful art collection to boot! A lovely surprise view out over the rooftops from a second floor window.

Ca Rezzonico is billed as a museum of Venetian life but is not at all like this. The main focus of the museum is the art work and I was disappointed not to see more of the rooms set out as they would have been. In fact, only one or two are actually furnished. The rest is more of an... More

One of the most impressive Palazzos on the Grand Canal and a fantastic museum, with a lot of great paintings and venetian furniture. The view of the Grand Canal and the palace's garden is wonderful. Highly recommended.

A wonderful museum / art collection within a traditional Venetian Palace. We visited on a day when the water was falling out of the skies and we didn’t want to walk far. Happily this was only a short walk from our apartment and it was well worth it. We enjoyed the décor – beautiful painted ceilings and walls, amazing furniture,... More

Other than having the only two Canaletto paintings in Venice, which are gorgeous enough on their own, it's a really cool, historical building with period furniture. If you've been to San Marco and Rialto and want to escape the crowds, this is a little gem of a museum.