The Correr Museum is located in the Napoleonic wing of the Procuratie on the Piazza San Marco. For many years, it served as the residence of the ruling monarchs. It was named after Teodoro Correr, a Venetian art collector whose comprehensive collection would later be donated to the city of Venice after his death. The exhibition covers the life and culture of the Venetian Republic through bronze statues, paintings and books. One highlight of the exhibition is the residence of the Empress Sissi, which is open to the public to visit.
Adults: 19 €
Children (6–14 years old): 12 €
The ticket into the Correr Museum for adults costs 19 Euros and for children, admission costs 12 €.
The ticket for the Correr Museum is included in the Venice City Pass Starter, Classic and Complete. Enjoy your stay with this Venice pass for tourists!
Address:
Piazza San Marco, 52
30124 Venezia, Italy
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Bags and backpacks may be checked at the entrance of the museum. It is also requested that all bulky items should be stored in the wardrobe room.
Like the National Museum of Archaeology, the Correr Museum is also located on the Piazza San Marco. If you would like to take a break from sightseeing, you can relax in the nearby greenery of Giardani Reali. Doge’s Palace and St. Mark’s Basilica can also be easily reached by foot from the Correr Museum and are also included in the Venice City Pass.
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