Museo d'Arte Orientale Venezia

Located in the former palace of the Pesaro family at San Stae, designed by Baldassarre Longhena and overlooking the Grand Canal, the Museum is one of the world's most important collections of Japanese art of the Edo period. The works were collected by Prince Henry of Bourbon, Count of Bardi, during his trip around the world have been completed between 1887 and 1889. This is more than 17,000 pieces such as swords and daggers, Japanese armours, delicate and lacquers precious porcelains, with wide sections dedicated to Indonesian and Chinese.

Opening hours: Winter (November to March) from Tuesday to Sunday 10-17 hours; Summer (April to October) from Tuesday to Sunday 10-18 hours; closed on Monday - the ticket office closes an hour earlier. integrated ticket with the Gallery of Modern Art: full € 10.00; reduced € 7.50; free for citizens and residents in the municipality of Venice, children aged 0 to 5 years, disabled people, licensed guides. Getting there: A.C.T.V. service Line 1 stop San Stae (see photos in the archive MAP)

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Located in the ancient palace owned by the Pesaro Family at San Stae, designed by Baldassarre Longhena and facing the Grand Canal, the Museum Represents one of the most important collections of Japanese art of the Edo period in the world. The objects sono stati collected by Prince Henry of Bourbon, Count of Bardi during his travel around the world between 1887 and 1889. More than 17,000 pieces, among Which swords and daggers, Japanese armours, delicate lacquered objects and precious Porcelains, with wide sections dedicated to Chinese and Indonesian art.

Opening Hours: Winter (November-March) from Tuesday to Sunday h 10-17; Summer (April-October) from Tuesday to Sunday h 10-18; closed on Monday - the ticket office closes one hour earlier. Ticket valid for Both Oriental Art Museum and Modern Art Gallery: full price € 10.00; reduced € 7.50; free entrance for Venetian residents and natives, children aged 0-5, disabled people, authorized guides. How to get here: A.C.T.V. waterbus line 1, San Stae stop (see MAP in file picture)