Palazzo Cini

The Palazzo Cini gallery is a refined Venetian house-museum in built in 1984. The museum displays the antique art collection of one of the most important Italian collectors of the 20th century, the famed entrepreneur and philanthropist Vittorio Cini. The exhibition is on two floors: the first retains all of the original charm and features of the patron's home, while the second hosts exhibitions and cultural initiatives. The collection consists of Tuscan paintings from the 13th to the 16th century, sculptures and other art objects, including some of the most impressive examples of Renaissance enamelled branches, as well as Gothic ivories, Cozzila porcelain service, and the extraordinary collection of Ferrara-school Renaissance paintings.