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This was an exquisite and private place. The owner, who never lived there, spent a lot of time personally laying the marble mosaic floor and collected beautiful paintings and statues. It has a great view of the Grand Canal.
The story is poignant and touching. Recommended.
The story is poignant and touching. Recommended.
Very nice museum, lots on display. It has a very nice collection of ancient and antique artifacts. Lots of famous painters have their artwork located in here. It has many lovely statues, mini figurines, and artwork. The building has very lovely architecture and you get a wonderful view of the grand canal. I would definitely recommend checking out this museum.
Not to be missed both for the collection but also for the stunning floor and wall mosaics of the ground floor.
Sehr schönes Restaurant mit nettem Personal. Die glutenfreie Pizza schmeckt auch sehr gut :)
Lovely museum with beautiful art and stunning views of the grand canal. No need to pre book as it was very quiet but definitely worth a visit
Das 'Goldene Haus' der Erbauerfamilie Contarini ist ein spätgotischer Palazzo (1421-1442) am Canal Grande, dessen Fassade einst in Ultramarin bemalt und mit goldenen Steinmetzarbeiten verziert war - daher auch der Name. Nach dem Untergang der Dogenrepublik wechselte er häufig seine Besitzer, wurde verändert und total vernachlässigt. Schließlich drohte er zu verfallen bevor er 1895 von Baron Giorgio Franchetti gekauft und aufwendig restauriert wurde. Der Baron plante von Anfang an dort seine private Kunstsammlung unterzubringen, die er testamentarisch auch dem italienischen Staat vermachte. Heute werden vor allem venezianische Bilder & Skulpturen in der 1927 eröffneten Palastgalerie gezeigt, deren prunkvollste Stücke von Guardi, Mantegna, Tiepolo oder Tizian stammen. Aufgrund fortlaufender Restaurierungen ist die 1. Etage noch immer geschlossen; aber allein der Ausblick vom Cortile oder dem Balkon im 2. Obergeschoss lohnt den Besuch. Übrigens befindet sich der unscheinbare Eingang (von der Strada Nova kommend) auf der linken Seite.
Aussicht von der Loggia lohnt sich.
Tintoretto, van Dyk und Andrea Mantegna vertreten. Nicht verpassen die wunderschöne Mosaikhalle mit Innenhof und Ausblick auf den Canale Grande.
Tintoretto, van Dyk und Andrea Mantegna vertreten. Nicht verpassen die wunderschöne Mosaikhalle mit Innenhof und Ausblick auf den Canale Grande.
First day in Venice after 3 days in Rome and 2 days in Florence. We stumbled upon this place after we tried to get into 2 other restaurants that were full and would not have a table for us this evening. Mussels and Clams appetizer was the best dish we had, and loved it. Bruschetta was average. Caprese salad was not good, when comparing to the ones we had in Rome and Florence the past 5 days. I am not even sure the tomatoes were Italian and had a texture like they were grown in a greenhouse back in the States. Wife got the pasta Bolognase and said it was fair. Daughters got Lasagna and a Filet. Lasagna was pretty good, but steak was over cooked and not as tender as she had in Florence. I got the grilled langoustines. They were not the quality that I was expecting. They really did not seem fresh. Service was very good, and the wait staff was very friendly. I feel as though this was one of those tourist traps that we were warned about in Venice.
Amazing space and art gallery. Went in on the afternoon on the 4th February. Hardly anyone in which was incredible considering how busy Venice was due to carnival starting.
Was great to have the place virtually to myself enjoy the place and art and get away from the crowds
Managed to get straight in, no queues, nothing. Worth 6 euros
Was great to have the place virtually to myself enjoy the place and art and get away from the crowds
Managed to get straight in, no queues, nothing. Worth 6 euros
Die Ca' d'Oro ist heute ein Museum. Zur Zeit ist die zweite Etage wegen Renovierungsarbeiten gesperrt. Der in Innenhof beeindruckt durch das kunstvolle Bodenmosaik und die große Empfangshalle zum Wasser hin. Auch von der ersten Etage hat man einen wundervollen Ausblick auf den Canale Grande.
Drinnen sind zahlreiche Plastiken und Gemälde.
Ein Besuch lohnt sich jedenfalls.
Drinnen sind zahlreiche Plastiken und Gemälde.
Ein Besuch lohnt sich jedenfalls.
The Carlo Goldoni theater is the oldest theater in Venice still existing today, and the fourth oldest in the city, after the Michiel Theater, the Tron Theater and the San Moisè Theater. It was built by the Vendramin family in 1622, from which it took its name. The inauguration of the theater, also known as San Salvador and San Luca, took place in the autumn of that year, with a show by the "Gli Accesi" Company. For the first 30 years only comedy shows were staged. In 1653, then, a terrible fire destroyed it. After being rebuilt, and having gone through various vicissitudes, including numerous changes of ownership, in the mid-18th century, Antonio and Francesco Vendramin succeeded in hiring Carlo Goldoni, offering him a rich engagement, as well as allowing him to deal directly with the owner, to whom he delivered his plays, which were paid to him immediately, even before being read. Among the various directors of the modern era, we remember the unforgettable and memorable Giorgio Gaber. Today it is home to the Teatro Stabile del Veneto "Carlo Goldoni", directed by Alessandro Gassman. Many famous actresses and actors have acted in this theater, and it is the same today. The theater is well maintained, everything is neat and the atmosphere is wonderful. This modern theater is located near the Rialto Bridge in the historic center of Venice, in the Calle del Teatro o de la Commedia.
Awesome! Arlecchino and the magic ring was great. They even had subtitles) and the actors communicated with public and improvised, it was really nice.
Sehr schönes Haus, für ein Theater sogar ein bisschen feudal. Angenehme Atmosphäre.
A must visit for anyone interested in commedia dell'arte or even theater in general. You can get cheaper tickets if you buy them in the afternoon of the day of the show. They're also very child friendly and offer excellent price deals for kids.
Loved it. We saw a theatre show on Italian language and on the top of the scene there was English and French subtitles which was great for the people from the other countries
Wonderful, very funny and typical Shakespearian piece of theater. With English and French subtitles. Five enthusiastic actors, full of energy and a hilarious story line.