Ca’ Noghera

The symbolic place of Venice, seat of the Doge and the highest expression of Venetian civilization.

A perfect example of Renaissance patrician style, residence of doges and final home of Richard Wagner, Ca’ Vendramin Calergi is one of the most elegant palaces overlooking the Grand Canal.

The heart of the Casino di Venezia beats on the Grand Canal at Ca’ Vendramin Calergi, the sophisticated theater of the most classic games. Born in 1638, the Casino di Venezia immediately established itself as an entertainment center of international renown and, starting from the 1950s, moved to this venue.

The heart of the Casino di Venezia beats on the Grand Canal at Ca’ Vendramin Calergi, the sophisticated theater of the most classic games. Born in 1638, the Casino di Venezia immediately established itself as an entertainment center of international renown and, starting from the 1950s, moved to this venue.

In 1999, near Marco Polo Airport, Ca’ Noghera was established as the first American-style casino in Italy. Easily accessible by car from the most important routes in Northeast Italy, it is a modern facility of over 6,000 sqm, boasting a slot fleet of 550 machines and the most innovative gaming options. Furthermore, it features a comprehensive dining selection comprising 4 bars, restaurants, a bistrot, a pizzeria, and snack points.

The city museum in Piazza San Marco, a journey through Venetian history and art among collections, masterpieces, and memories of the Serenissima.

Covering approximately 48 hectares in the Castello district, the Arsenale is the ancient shipyard and production center of the Republic of Venice, founded in the 12th century. For centuries, it represented the heart of Venice’s maritime power, where military and merchant ships were built and equipped using production methods that were remarkably advanced for their time.

A majestic Baroque palace on the Grand Canal, home to the International Gallery of Modern Art, housing masterpieces from the 19th century to the contemporary era.

A splendid palace on the Grand Canal, museum of 18th-century Venice, telling the story of art, life, and the splendor of Rococo Venice through renowned works.

The Emeroteca dell’Arte café is a welcoming and elegant space, designed as a complement to the cultural area and at the same time as a place for meeting and socializing in the city.

It is the civic library of the city of Venice, located within the historic Villa Erizzo.