Ca d'Oro Palace

How incredibly frustrating that neither Google maps or other information sources were up to date! Since 22 April opening hours have totally changed. H.. Read more »aving walked half way across Venice to arrive at 9am when it should have already opened we find a closed wooden door with no indication that it is even the entrance! Finally found a message from the Gallery on Google re. change of opening times......closed Mondays. How great is that! Walked all the way back to our hotel tired, hot, sweaty and furious! Time to change into fresh clothes. Thank you Venice (and Google maps) for a wasted morning! I have now edited the opening times!

I love this cool and tranquil gallery. The art, the views of the Grand Canal, the exquisite marble pavements of the portone - all unmissable.

Manificient place. Sadly the permanent collection was closed with no notice. So it à little expensive for just a floor of exhibition.

I often go and see CA d'oro. Rich in history and with plenty of interesting, special works of art, it does deserve a visit

The view from the boat. The trip was amazing

The majority of the museum is closed at the moment so they offer a reduced ticket price of E3. You can still see the canal level mosaics, portico, wel.. Read more »lhead and stairway (including a column marked with the levels of previous acqua alta) and a small but beautiful chapel with a painting of San Sebastián on the first floor (but no access to the piano nobile windows). Still worth it for a quick 20 min poke around

The name ca d’oro mean Golden place due to its external decorations which is very old buildings located on the grand canal. it Was constructed betwee.. Read more »n 1430 to 1440 and has typical venetian architeture . Currently the building is owned by ministery of culture and serving as palace and museum. it has huge collection from modern to old art .

Beautiful museum not only for the items of exhibition but for the building by itself Beautiful garden and basement. Wonderful view to canal grande

The Galleria Giorgio Franchetti alla Ca' d'Oro is an intimate art museum located in the picturesque Ca' d'Oro on the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy. It .. Read more »was gifted to the city in 1916 by Baron Giorgio Franchetti along with his art collection after the building had been extensively restored to its former splendid glory. The art gallery covers two floors and has some famous painting amongst its collection. It is easy to get to as there is a ferry stop here as it overlooks the Grand Canal. It is definitely well worth a visit when open if you are in Venice

Its gorgeous place and open from Wed-Friday now ?

Only 25% of the museum is open. Discounted price 6€ per person

Interesting historic and cultural location.

There is a discount for the entrance fee for students. The palace was very nice and not crowded at all during Corona times.

Well preserved location. The ground floor is affected by aqua alta so be careful.

Nothing special and too pricy. I expected great interiors but nothing of a kind.. not bad gallery but too expensive for content. There's much to see i.. Read more »n Venice and this building is good enough from other bank of river

Interesting small museum with a mix of sculptures and paintings from the late middle ages and early renaissance with amazing modern pieces in a stunni.. Read more »ng Venetian mansion. Well worth an hour wander through.

In CA d'Oro palace. Particularly enjoyed the room filled with little mirrors that followed your every move. So much fun!

I want to move in here...stunning palace, inside out, so even just for the architecture value worth a visit, but kn top you have here both "old master.. Read more »s" works and interventions of contemporary design site specific works. Staff is very welcoming, friendly and helpful, entry at 8,50 is fair.

The place is amazing. Lots of well preserved history. The entrance fee is not very expensive. The views and the experience is well worth it. Imagine y.. Read more »ourself standing there where people used to and looking at that fabulous, remarkable canal. The entrance is a bit difficult to find. It's in between two buildings so look carefully there is a sign.