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Mocenigo Palace-Museum

Palazzo Mocenigo's opulent insides are mostly unchanged from the 18th century, when the elite would gather for parties under its glimmering chandeliers. Get a taste of how the noble citizens lived their privileged lives, from the main floor's historic fashion, to an exhibition on the art of scent making – Venice was once the capital of perfume! See mannequins in period garments and lavish accessories, and don't miss Jacopo Guarana's Nuptial Allegory ceiling (1787) in the Green Living Room.