Located opposite the Ponte dell’Accademia on the Grande Canal, this museum hosts a fine collection of pre-19th-century art and features works by artists such as Bellini, Canaletto, and Titian.
Possibly its best-known piece is the Vitruvian Man by Da Vinci, which shows the ideal proportions of man. Other notable works include The Resurrection by Tintoretto, Virgin and the Child by Titian, and The Battle of Lepanto by Veronese.
Among the remnants of this once-great civilization, numerous artifacts stand as testament to Rome's cultural, technological, and artistic achievements. These relics provide a glimpse into the daily life, beliefs, and advancements of an empire that shaped the course of history.