The Correr Museum and the Library of St. Mark
The Correr Museum houses a vast historical and artistic hodge-podge
related to the Venetian civilization: state robes, ducal bonnets, ship models, coins, weapons,
and memorabilia from past battles.
A picture gallery holds the best collection of Venetian painting outside the
Accademia Galleries, including Bellini's Cucifixion and the famous Carpaccio’s
"Two Venetian Ladies" also known as the Courtesans.
Sansovino’s Library was begun in 1536. Made of white Istrian stone,
the Library is the key High Renaissance building in Venice, notable not only because it recalls
ancient Roman structures with its Doric and Ionian orders, friezes and statues on the balustrade,
but for the play of light and shadow in its arcades.
The interior was decorated with paintings by the greatest artists of the Venetian Renaissance,
such as Titian, Veronese and Andrea Schiavone.
Duration: 2 hrs
Admission fees:
Adults: 16 € - 8,00 Students - 3,5 kids
Notice: the admission ticket is also good to see the Doge's Palace (classic tour 2)
Tour price:
Private tour for up to 8 persons: 140 euros + admission fees
Group rate on request
The price includes: the service of a certified tour guide
.