雷佐尼科宫

Lots to see in the Venetian palace. Art is at every turn. The ceilings were amazing. Well worth stopping by. Tons of art on the top floor. So you get to see how the Rich of Venice lived and the art of the period all in one place.

I spent a good three hours in Ca' Rezzonico (although you can do it in less). It's a wonderful building, with the first two floors maintained as an eighteenth century palazzo, and the top floor converted into an art gallery which displays the collection bequeathed by Egidio Martini. The ballroom and the Chinese style salon are particularly impressive, and there are beautiful views of the Grand Canal from the front of the building. The top floor also houses an old pharmacy. Ca' Rezzonico was one of the highlights of my trip, and it's included in the Museum Pass, which I bought for €24. Single ticket is €10, I think, but if you're planning to visit Palazzo Ducale too (or one of the other museums listed) - which is €17 - then it's worth it.

The apartments and lower floor was very impressive. The upper floors were all art, pictures they were nice but somewhat redundant after awhile. We were told that the Doge's Place is more impressive, but almost twice the price.

Easy to get cultured out in Venice but this palace has wonderful Tiepolo ceilings and panels to admire amongst other treasures

Me and my wife visited that palace and it was one of the most exciting visit in our tour. I highly recommend a visit to this place.

The palace holds a museum where you can show how life of the rich were back in the XVIII century. It has impressive ceiling paintings and baroque style furniture. This museum also holds paintings from that time in the upper levels of the palace.

A visit here gives a great glimpse of life in Venice at the height of its glory...stunning architecture and art.

It's hard to believe that buildings like this still exist and were once occupied by a single family. From the moment you enter the gate on the Grand Canal, the palace is impressive and continues to be even more impressive as you ascend the magnificent marble staircase to the ballroom. The artwork in this palace is equally incredibly. Whether you're interested in architecture, history, or art, Ca' Rezzonico is guaranteed to impress!

The artwork is rather unimpressive but the building with it's furniture, light installations and decoration is fantasticthe art does give a great glimpse into the popular art and artists in Italy at the time but really impressed me was the great condition of the palace and all the household items maintained

Easy to visit given its location on the Grand Canal. Stunning marble floors and general opulance to the interiors. Some of he bedrooms give an insight to the life of former occupants. The views from the windows are stunning.

500 square metres per floor, excluding the garden. 18th century splendour overlooking the Canal Grande. If you can't afford to stay in a Palazzo while in Venice, then at least you can have a glimpse inside one.

Ca’ Rezzonico – A museum now but showcasing a beautifully restored palace with the original furniture and artwork of it’s time. A must see if you are there a few day right on the grand canal.

If venice is a dream, just dream! Close your eyes in this palace, pretend for few seconds to live there and open your eyes looking outside the grand canal. But also ceilings , frescos....here the "box" is more important than the gift . I think that this visit should be like a time machine , to understand better history and the town itself.

Very classic museum /art gallery / palazzo.Could easily spend a number of hours here just looking at all the classical paintings on show.The bedrooms and state rooms furnished in the period furniture was also fascinatingDefinitely worth a visit.

We visited here on our last day and really glad we did. I think has to be my favourite place that I visited. It was beautiful! And really quiet and not busy.Definately worth a look around this beautiful palace.