We visited this palace the day after we were at Basilica San Marco. It was such a relief to be in a place that was less crowded with tourists. In fact, the day we were there was very quiet. There was not any rush to...More

An interesting museum of Venice in the 18th century with costumes, furniture, décor, paintings and of course the collection of perfume bottles and ingredients. It is on the list of the museum pass. It was fairly quiet when I went (October) and my Airbnb host...More

Very nicely done museum, included in the Venice Museum pass. The museum itself was quite empty, maybe because we went just before closing. All the information is provided in English, German and French. They've got a great couple rooms on perfume and perfume collections, including...More

This museum is situated just south of the San Stae ferry terminal on the south bank of the grand canal, we got entry with our Unica Venezia Museum pass. The museum is housed in an old Venice Palace, which was still inhabited up to the...More

The Museum is fairly small but does an excellent job of displaying and explaining the history of fabric and perfume in the Venetian culture. Most of the displays had English writing and the video also came round to an English version. Wonderful to see a...More

The Palazzo Mocenigo is a beautiful palazzo, but the museum collection is nothing special. In particular many of the explanations of the perfume making process are in Italian, so it is difficult for English speakers to appreciate. Also the fashion collection was small. While there...More

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