Giacomo Casanova's official museum with an immersive experience
+5 photos
Step inside Palazzo Zaguri, a 14th-century Venetian palace where Giacomo Casanova once lived, and explore the world's first museum dedicated to his life, works and extraordinary legacy.Your guide will lead you through 36 rooms spanning 2,500 square metres, revealing the real Casanova – writer, traveller, diplomat, musician, philosopher and key figure of 18th-century Venice. The journey combines original archival documents, immersive scenography, multimedia installations and a virtual reality experience through Casanova's Venice, including 'Escape from the Piombi', inspired by his legendary prison break.This unique experiential museum is located inside one of Venice's most fascinating palaces, just steps from St Mark's Square.
Highlights
- You'll step into Casanova's world at Palazzo Zaguri, home of Pietro Zaguri, his friend and supporter
- Discover the connection between Casanova, Pietro Zaguri, and Lorenzo Da Ponte, Mozart’s librettist
- Authentic documents and artefacts reveal fascinating details about his adventures
- The palazzo's elegant rooms provide an atmospheric setting for your historical journey
Select a date to see available packages and pricing
Activity package
Choose a date to get started
Select your preferred date to see available packages and pricing
Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
2 hours
Available in English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese, Chinese
What's included
- Entrance fees
- Guided tour
- Audio-guided tour
- Skip-the-line tickets
- Entrance ticket
- Permanent exhibition
Where you'll meet
Palazzo Zaguri in Campo San Maurizio is a 5-minute walk from Piazza San Marco and a 7-minute walk from the Accademia Bridge.
Operated by
italmostre srl
Important information
Know in advance:
* You’ll be guided through the museum by a costumed actor/actress who will introduce you to the different rooms and experiences
* The reduced ticket applies to children 6-12 years old, seniors over 65 years old, students, teachers, law enforcement and people with disabilities
* Children up to 5 years old enter for free
Remember to bring:
* You'll need to present a valid ID or a copy of your passport