Museo Fortuny

Art museum · San Marco

Museo Fortuny

Art museum · San Marco

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Fondamenta Narisi, 3958, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy

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Gothic palace museum with Fortuny textiles, art, photography  

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"Palazzo Fortuny, a Gothic palazzo, was once the home of Mariano Fortuny, the artist, stage designer, and textile designer behind Fortuny Fabrics, which still turns out luxurious damask silks, cut velvets and printed cottons today. As a museum, it's a tribute to his opulent and eclectic taste: Rooms, draped in a patchwork of luxurious textiles or painted in floor-to-ceiling frescoes, are filled with art, antiques, and decor from his collection." - Andrea Whittle

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Nicola Persic

Google
The palace is incredible with its rich tapestries, original furnishings, architectural models, and evocative costumes. I went there with a friend of mine and we bought the audio guides but they were difficult to follow, especially because we had difficulty finding the right guide for each room. I'd definitely go again but with a human guide.

Caterine Clennell

Google
Very glad we went to this museum, and we only did so because it was included in the Venice museum pass. The fresco in the sitting room was impressive, and the other paintings, fabrics, and photography were interesting. Would say this is a hidden gem.

You Studio

Google
Fantastic museum, very beautiful. Absolutely must visit for those who interested to see a real home of a real people who lived and created fashion history in Venice in the beginning of 20th century.

Viktoriia Lisovska

Google
It’s a great museum- you can see everything in about an hour, but I recommend taking your time. There are many interesting paintings and sculptures. The Fortuny family was incredibly talented and had a remarkable eye for art.

MAnA M

Google
It is a really nice museum, with amazing art. The staff are really welcoming, and helpful. They’ll guide you very friendly. The temperature inside is totally pleasant, specially if you’re visiting the city in hot summer season. The museum is very close to the city center and it’s located in beautiful narrow lanes of Venice. It’s just a matter of few steps. You don’t need to book in advance you can get tickets right away with no waiting.

Oliver Bowles

Google
Beautiful museum! Probably my favourite since our visit to Venice. Learning about the family was very interesting. My favourite part was looking at all the etchings - stunning works of art!

priscilla On Holidays

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Beautiful museum if you're interested in old textile, photography, paint and 1900 lifestyle in venice. About 1 hour to vist the 2 floor and exhibition without any hurry. Toilets at 1st floor - wardrobe free and access to the floor by stairs

Mo Mo

Google
Stunning museum that was a former palace with exquisite exhibits from the Fortuny family featuring a range of fabrics, furniture, fashion, artwork, photography, crockery, presses and much more over several floors. There is a lift available for accessibility and free small lockers to store your bags whilst you visit included in your ticket. Beautiful shop
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Lisa S.

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Beautiful paintings and silks can be found in this museum. There are several boards used to give you context of the artist, history, and architecture before you enter. The silk dresses and remnants of other silk patterns are plentiful. Beautiful colors and designs as well as the tools used to create them can be found throughout. Don't forget to look up and view the silk chandeliers. Geometric designs covered by beautiful silks create interesting light. My favorites were the paintings, especially those depicting the city of Venice. There were also many portraits of women in various poses. The ones of the women looking away were interesting. It was fun to see some images in a beginning stage where some of the picture was still a drawing and other parts had begun to be painted. It was also interesting to see the models of theatres. Lots of variety in the displayed art. For 10eu, it was a great sample of art.