Step into Ca' Rezzonico Museum, designed by the greatest architect of the Venetian Baroque era, Baldassare Longhena, for the Bon family in 1649.
The Rezzonico family acquired it, and its patriarch later became Pope Clement XIII.
With carefully curated Baroque and Rococo-era pieces, the palace offers a look into the Venetians' lavish lifestyles in the last days of the grand Republic.
The ballroom is intricately frescoed, and the tapestries and furniture are a labor of love.
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Step into Ca' Rezzonico Museum, designed by the greatest architect of the Venetian Baroque era, Baldassare Longhena, for the Bon family in 1649.
The Rezzonico family acquired it, and its patriarch later became Pope Clement XIII. With carefully curated Baroque and Rococo-era pieces, the palace offers a look into the Venetians' lavish lifestyles in the last days of the grand Republic.
The ballroom is intricately frescoed, and the tapestries and furniture are a labor of love.
