The Museo Correr is one of Venice’s most important museums, located in Piazza San Marco at the opposite end of the square from St. Mark’s Basilica. Housed in the Napoleonic Wing and the adjoining Procuratie Nuove, the museum offers a fascinating journey through Venetian history, art, and culture. Its collections include fine paintings, sculptures, maps, manuscripts, and everyday objects that illustrate the life of the Venetian Republic from its beginnings to its fall. Visitors can explore grand neoclassical rooms, richly decorated halls, and artworks by Venetian masters such as Vittore Carpaccio and Giovanni Bellini. The museum also connects to the Archaeological Museum and the Monumental Rooms of the Biblioteca Marciana, creating a vast cultural complex right in the heart of Venice.