Ca' Rezzonico Venice

We didn't have much planned for the day so we didn't set an alarm at all and agreed to just wake up whoever we did, with this great opportunity I wanted to sleep in till 10:00 but sadly upstairs the hotel is been renovated so the workers had all their tolls going at 8:00 which wasn't fun at all. After just chilling in bed until 10:00am and not …

... Bridge and stopped in what we thought was the most exquisite example of a living palazzo: 'Ca Rezzonico.  It houses a museum of 18th century Venice, including paintings, furnishings, frescos, art objects, and an original 16th century gondola.  The ...

... are huge, an dare great places to dine and people watch, than at night they attract a younger local crowd. We walked by Ca'Rezzonico from the 17th Century that was originally a palace. We than crossed the Bridge of Sighs to the Ducale Palace. ...

... of more art that was overflow from the previous museum from what Marcus had told me. After crossing, we wanted to take a gondola to CA' Rezzonico an 18th century Venetian Museum, but that ended up too costly of a ride so we went ahead on foot. Weaving ...

... He said it was not a good job for women and pointed to his calloused hands. He knew about the high tides in Alaska. Visit the Ca'Rezzonico (7E). It has a free garden which is a peaceful spot where we hear birds. It was started in 1667 who ran out of ...

... this 8 euro/hour PC! The rest of today's itinerary: Doge's Palace Rick Steves St. Mark's to St. Zacharia Walk Ca' Rezzonico (17th C. "palace" on the Grand Canal) Vaporetto tour of Grand Canal a quick look inside St. Zacharia Church plus ...

... . This day would be a Dorsoduro (the side of the Grand Canal opposite San Marco on my side) Day. I started at the Ca Rezzonico (Ca for Casa instead of Palazzo), a lovely, large and very interesting mansion on the Grand Canal and really as the crow flies ...

... got back to Venice, we walked through more small piazzas and stocked up on tiramisu and beer. We passed through the museum, Ca'Rezzonico, which provided a little glimpse into 18th & 19th century Venetian life. It sounded glamorous and glorious to me! ...

... (like mousse), normal chocolate, banana and lovely cherry.  We headed through more local streets and found the Ca Rezzonico - a wonderful palace full of frescos, old period furniture, paintings, ornate ceilings.  This place is well worth the ...

... ). Our vaporetti stop was nearby to take us from our neighborhood in Castello up past San Marco and up the Grand Canal to the Ca'Rezzonico. This museum is in an old palazzo facing the Grand Canal. It is very beautiful, the rooms and furnishings and art. ...

... was €87 for the two of us, and Xander didn't eat much. But that's ok - we've done it, we've enjoyed it, and we probably won't ever do it again, so it was worthwhile :-) A vaporetto ride back to Ca'Rezzonico, and once again the 'usual' walk ...