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Interesting museum housed within a traditional Palazzo. The museum holds exhibits on fashion and a perfume workshop and history of perfumery including exhibits. Interesting display of embroidered waistcoats from the 17th and 18th century. The content of the museum is slightly disappointing if your main...More
This wonderful palazzo was built in the 17. century for one of the most influential families of the city, which brought out not less than seven Dogen. The biggest hall, the portego, extends over the entire length of the building. The antechamber is furnished with...More
This was a good brief stop off and we were surprised to be plunged into a palace. The shut drapes to protect the textiles made the atmosphere oppressive and gloomy but it did give an interesting insight into that 18c. World. Costume wise there were...More
I went there to see the perfum's sectionand was quite dissapointed. there were some quite nice perfum bottles or Containers, but the explications were not worth the material they were printed on. Also a lot of the exponates were paced too low or too high...More
Another grand palazzo, part of the public Venician Museums MUVE witch you can visit cheaper with a city pass. Beautiful building.
This is seconds from the San Stae vaporetto on the left. Surprisingly interesting, of note the waistcoats! No I'm not kidding, beautiful workmanship, even the simple ones. The perfume section was fascinating and you are allowed to sniff the various ingredients. To finish, one of...More
I was really looking forward to visiting and had made sure I had plenty of time to look around. It’s is a beautiful building and it is interesting to see how the palace would have been. The perfume exhibit was interesting, but took about 10...More
We went here because it was included in the Venice Card but it was a lovely way to spend an hour. The palace itself is lovely, I enjoy seeing rooms laid out as they were in times gone by...but the best bit was the perfume...More
This is a good place to visit to experience how the Italian aristocracy lived and view a small but grand house. The costume display is very limited so wouldn’t advise if that is your main purpose. The perfume exhibition and interactive displays are however interesting...More
it's a small and very nice museum for the entire family, here you get to see how they , used to live, dress, dine, entertain and work and there is a very nice perfume room, where you can smell the different ingredients. it is one...More
