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A unique and exceptional place that houses over 60 paintings, most of them by Tintoretto.

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The Gran Teatro La Fenice, is today the main opera house in Venice, as well as one of the most prestigious in the world.

The eighteenth-century Venetian temple, in a monumental palace on the Grand Canal by Longhena. The museum preserves remarkable paintings in a context of precious period furnishings and furnishings.

In the magnificent Palazzo di Ca ‘Pesaro, on the Grand Canal, we find two of the most famous museums in Venice, the Gallery of Modern Art and the Museum of Oriental Art.

The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is among the most important museums in Italy for European and American art of the first half of the 20th century.

The Querini Stampalia Foundation Museum is one of the most important and best preserved examples of home museum in the heart of Venice.

The most impressive and valuable spiral staircase in Venice culminating with a 360 ° terrace overlooking the city of Venice.

A museum of costume and fabric that traces the splendor of the eighteenth century, with fabrics, clothes and perfumes.

The palace tells the story of Mariano Fortuny and contains his collections consisting of a rich collection of works and materials that well represent the different results of the artist’s research, sorted by major topics of particular importance: painting, light, photography , textiles and large dresses.

A circuit of 15 Venetian churches linked to the preservation of a unique historical heritage, spanning a period of time over 1000 years.

With its recently restored and refurbished rooms, the Glass Museum presents a vast historical review of Murano glass with important pieces produced between the 15th and 20th centuries.

Housed in the historic Lace School of Burano, the museum documents the evolution of Venetian textile manufacturing, with over 200 rare and precious examples of lace.

The museum, known as Fondaco dei Turchi and dedicated to Giancarlo Ligabue, has recently been reorganized and houses multiple naturalistic and ethnographic collections, with important sections of naturalism, paleontology and exploration.

Immerse yourself in the discovery of the Venice lagoon: you can admire some incredible ships, including the Bucintoro, used for the important ceremony of the Marriage of the Sea, as memorabilia of the Serenissima and of the Italian Navy.

Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana are among the most prestigious art exhibition centers in Venice and are located directly at the entrance to the splendid Grand Canal.

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Le Stanze della Fotografia is the joint initiative of Marsilio Arte and the Giorgio Cini Foundation, intended to continue the path begun in 2012 at the Casa dei Tre Oci in Venice, in the belief that photography should have its own specific location in Venice.