Venice: Giacomo Casanova Immersive Museum Experience
San Marco, Venice, Chamonix
Uncover the secrets of Casanova in Venice’s Palazzo Zaguri. Experience the world’s first museum dedicated to Casanova's life, work, and legacy. Enjoy interactive activities inspired by his adventures.
The Giacomo Casanova Museum in Venice offers an immersive guided tour of 36 rooms in Palazzo Zaguri, ideal for history and culture enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Explore the world of Giacomo Casanova at Palazzo Zaguri
- Visit 36 immersive rooms with an expert guide and original documents
- Experience a VR journey through Casanova’s Venice
- Discover Casanova’s life through multimedia installations
- Enjoy skip-the-line access and a multilingual audio guide via QR code
Description
Step into Palazzo Zaguri, a 14th-century Venetian palace once home to Giacomo Casanova, and visit the world’s first museum dedicated to his life, works, and legacy.
Your expert guide, a costumed actor or actress, will lead you through 36 rooms spanning 2,500 sqm, revealing Casanova as a writer, traveler, diplomat, musician, and philosopher in 18th-century Venice.
The experience combines original archival documents and objects, immersive scenography, multimedia installations, and two unique features:
- VR Experience – “Escape from the Leads,” inspired by Casanova’s legendary prison escape
- Immersive Room – “Inside Casanova’s Venice”
The museum is located just steps from St Mark’s Square, offering a distinctive cultural visit inside one of Venice’s historic palaces.
Includes
- Entry ticket
- Access to all 36 museum rooms
- VR Experience – “Escape from the Leads”
- Immersive Room – “Inside Casanova’s Venice”
- Multilingual audio guide via QR code
Important Information
- The guided tour is conducted by a costumed actor or actress who introduces the rooms and experiences.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, book tickets in advance to secure your preferred time slot. Comfortable shoes are recommended for walking through the extensive museum rooms.