Museo Correr

The Correr Museum is located on the east side of Piazza San Marco and was established by donations from various museums collected by Teodoro Correr. The collections of museums have grown rapidly through gifts, acquisitions, and donations, becoming richer and more diverse. A wide variety of ancient art collections are displayed in the spacious and solemn hall. When you enter the hall, you can see the artistic and historical development of Venice. The history of the Museum History Museum begins with the palace where Napoleon lived in Venice, and after the fall of the Republic (1797), the palace became the Venetian royal palace of the kings of France and Italy, and in 1830 the collection was collected to establish the museum. Not only are the collections in the museum precious, but the entire museum building and interior have long since become works of art, which are worthy of appreciation. The main exhibits The exhibition hall of the Corell Museum is located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the new administrative building (ProcuratorieNuove). The second floor displays the statue of the neoclassical sculptor Canova and the portrait of the governor, ancient coins, schematic diagrams of the country's shipyard, ancient maps, weapons and other exhibits; The Madonna and the Three Angels by Nile da Messina, the works of the Bellinis and more.