Opening hours
Open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The visit lasts approximately 90 minutes.
Last admission at 5 pm.
| Monday | 10.00-18.00 |
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| Tuesday | 10.00-18.00 |
| Wednesday | 10.00-18.00 |
| Thursday | 10.00-18.00 |
| Friday | 10.00-18.00 |
| Saturday | 10.00-18.00 |
| Sunday | 10.00-18.00 |
Special hours and closures
At certain times of the year or during special events, the opening hours of the Casanova Museum may change and occasional closures may occur. Before your visit, check the updated schedule to ensure the best possible experience.
| Dec. 24 | 10.00-18.00 |
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| Dec. 25 | Closed |
| Dec. 31 | 10.00-18.00 |
| April 25 | 10.00-18.00 |
| May 1 | 10.00-18.00 |
Tickets and prices
Plan your visit to the Casanova Museum. All admission tickets include access to the permanent collection and current temporary exhibitions.
Book your tickets in advance online for a smooth and enjoyable visit.
Casanova Museum Admission
Explore the museum freely, at your own pace.
| What’s included | Admission to the museum. Guided tour not included. |
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| Price | From €15 to €19 |
| Entry times | Entry every 5 minutes during the following time slots: 10:00–11:30, 12:30–14:00 and 15:00–17:00. |
| Availability | Unlimited avaiability with instant confirmation. |
Casanova Museum Entrance with Guided Tour in 18th-Century Costume
Step back into the 18th century with a theatrical guided tour unlike any other.
| What’s included | Museum admission and a guided tour led by performers in period costume. |
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| Price | From €25 to €29 |
| Tour departures | Fixed slots at 11:30 and 14:00. |
| Availability | Maximum 15 people per tour. |
How to get to Zaguri Palace
Palazzo Zaguri - Campo San Maurizio 2688
I-30124 Venezia
MAP
By Vaporetto (Water Bus)
- From Venezia Santa Lucia Railway Station or Piazzale Roma, take Line 1 or 2 towards San Marco.
- Get off at Accademia, San Samuele or Santa Maria del Giglio: all three stops are approximately a 5-minute walk from Palazzo Zaguri.
On Foot
From the railway station, cross Ponte degli Scalzi and head towards San Tomà and Campo Santa Margherita. From there, continue towards Campo San Barnaba, then follow Calle della Toletta towards the Gallerie dell’Accademia. Once you reach the Accademia area, continue towards Campo Santo Stefano and then proceed to Campo San Maurizio, where Palazzo Zaguri is located.
From Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE)
From Venice Marco Polo Airport, the easiest way to reach Palazzo Zaguri is to take the ATVO Express shuttle bus (approximately 20 minutes) or ACTV bus Line 5 (approximately 25–30 minutes) to Piazzale Roma. From there, you can continue on foot or take a vaporetto towards Campo San Maurizio.
Services
The elevator provides convenient access between the floors of the building, allowing visitors to reach all the exhibition areas.
Toilets are available at convenient points along the exhibition route and are regularly sanitized.
The exhibition spaces are accessible, and our staff are available to assist visitors throughout their visit. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome. Visitors with specific accessibility needs can contact the museum in advance so that we can best accommodate their visit.
A baby-changing table is available for the convenience of families with young children
We are always available to assist you with route details, tickets, and museum services.
In the bookshop you will find publications, thematic insights and exclusive products related to the museum experience.
Shows
A program of concerts and performances that brings the 18th century back to center stage, with special events year-round.
The Concerts of the Seasons - A Tribute to Vivaldi
Ensembles on original instruments interpret Vivaldi’s most celebrated pages, bringing to life the musical atmosphere of 18th-century Venice. An immersive experience in the baroque tradition of the Serenissima.
From the Theater of Masks to Goldoni
A theatrical journey through eighteenth-century Venice: from the masks and improvisation of the Commedia dell’Arte to Carlo Goldoni’s stage revolution, which led the theater toward a new modernity.
Mozart and Da Ponte: Arias that made history
Shows
A program of concerts and performances that brings the 18th century back to center stage, with special events year-round.
The Concerts of the Seasons Tribute to Vivaldi
Ensembles on original instruments interpret Vivaldi’s most celebrated pages, bringing to life the musical atmosphere of 18th-century Venice. An immersive experience in the baroque tradition of the Serenissima.
The Concerts of the Seasons Tribute to Vivaldi
Ensembles on original instruments interpret Vivaldi’s most celebrated pages, bringing to life the musical atmosphere of 18th-century Venice. An immersive experience in the baroque tradition of the Serenissima.
The Concerts of the Seasons Tribute to Vivaldi
Ensembles on original instruments interpret Vivaldi’s most celebrated pages, bringing to life the musical atmosphere of 18th-century Venice. An immersive experience in the baroque tradition of the Serenissima.
Shows
A program of concerts and performances that brings the 18th century back to center stage, with special events year-round.
The Concerts of the Seasons Tribute to Vivaldi
Ensembles on original instruments interpret Vivaldi’s most celebrated pages, bringing to life the musical atmosphere of 18th-century Venice. An immersive experience in the baroque tradition of the Serenissima.
The Concerts of the Seasons Tribute to Vivaldi
Ensembles on original instruments interpret Vivaldi’s most celebrated pages, bringing to life the musical atmosphere of 18th-century Venice. An immersive experience in the Baroque tradition of the Serenissima.
The Concerts of the Seasons Tribute to Vivaldi
Ensembles on original instruments interpret Vivaldi’s most celebrated pages, bringing to life the musical atmosphere of 18th-century Venice. An immersive experience in the Baroque tradition of the Serenissima.
Bookshop
At the end of the tour a space dedicated to discovery awaits you: books, curated editions, essays and objects inspired by Casanova’s life and the Venice of his time. A place to take a piece of the experience home with you and continue your journey beyond the museum.