Museo Correr, Venice

Only our selection of hotels in the centre of Venice can match the variety of different rooms you can explore at the Museo Correr. Housed in a stunning architectural ensemble on St. Mark’s Square, the Museo Correr is Venice’s civic museum. It is named after Venetian aristocrat Teodoro Correr, whose donation in 1830 started the collection off.
After admiring the numerous sculptures by Antonio Canova in the Napoleonic Wing’s Neoclassical Rooms, where you enter the museum, the rest of the Museo Correr’s rooms are arranged across two floors of the impressive Procuratie Nuove. They combine incredible holdings relating to the history of Venice with an exceptional art collection including Venetian, Flemish and German masterpieces. There is also a library, which is widely used by scholars researching Venice’s history. If it’s cheap hotels in Venice you’re after, however, you won’t need to do any research: look no further than budgetplaces.com.