Palazzo Zaguri, overlooking Campo San Maurizio, is a jewel of 14th-century Venetian Gothic architecture. Once home to noble families of the Venetian Republic, today it welcomes guests in a historic and atmospheric setting, ideal for experiencing Vivaldi’s music in the heart of Venice.
Formal attire is not required, but we recommend an elegant-casual look, in keeping with the refined atmosphere of Palazzo Zaguri.
Yes, you are free to take photos and videos before the concert begins, during the interval, and at the end. During the performance, out of respect for the musicians and to avoid disturbing the audience, we ask you to put away smartphones and cameras.
Food and drinks are not permitted inside the concert hall.
Doors open 45 minutes before the concert starts. Seating is unreserved, so arriving a little early lets you choose your seat freely.
Yes, toilets are available inside the palace.
Yes, the palace is equipped with a lift providing direct access to the concert hall.
Pets are not allowed.
Overlooking the magnificent setting of Campo San Maurizio, Palazzo Zaguri is a jewel of 14th-century Venetian Gothic architecture. It was once the residence of one of the most illustrious families of the Serenissima, the Persoglio, before passing to the noble Zaguri family in 1755.
With more than 1,000 m² of historic interiors, Palazzo Zaguri provides a unique setting in which to experience Vivaldi’s music surrounded by the history and atmosphere of Venice.
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PALAZZO ZAGURI
Campo San Maurizio 2668, 30124 Venice
Public Transport
Vaporetto lines 1 and 2 - “Giglio” or “Accademia” stop. A 5-minute walk from St Mark’s Square.
Composer, violinist and priest, Antonio Vivaldi was one of the leading musical figures of Baroque Venice. He composed more than 500 concertos, as well as numerous operas and sacred works that continue to be performed around the world.
At Palazzo Zaguri, audiences can experience Vivaldi’s music in a historic Venetian setting that brings together music, the city and its cultural heritage.
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At the Ospedale della Pietà, Vivaldi composed music for the “figlie di coro”, young women who received musical training there. His works are still performed in this historic setting today.
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Just a few steps from Palazzo Zaguri, the Music Museum preserves instruments and documents from the Venetian Baroque. With Vivaldi Concerts, an integrated experience combining listening, history and discovery.
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