Look for parking in Museo Correr

The Museo Correr is located in the historic centre of Venice, right in the famous St Mark's Square, in the San Marco district.

Located opposite St Mark's Basilica, the Museo Correr is a must-see place to visit during your trip to Venice, especially if you are an art lover and are there to discover the wonderful museums of Venice!

If you are driving to Venice, please note that it is not possible to drive around the historic centre of Venice in any way, due to the lagoon nature of the city. Consequently, parking in Venice is also complicated, and options are scarce; in fact, there are two areas that Parclick recommends to you to park near the centre of Venice. The first is to park in Mestre, near the Venezia Mestre Station, from which many trains and buses cross the Ponte della Libertà to reach the Venezia Santa Lucia Station in 10 minutes, in the historic centre of Venice.

Another option is to drive along the long bridge to Piazzale Roma, the ultimate area in the centre of Venice where you can drive motor vehicles.

However, since Venice is crowded with tourists all year round, finding a free parking space can be a real problem! If you want to go to Venice without any problems and park in Venice without wasting time on your arrival, then you can book your parking in Venice or your parking in Mestre online with Parclick, so you can get to the Museo Correr without complications and in the quickest time possible. Check out Parclick's map of the best parking spaces near the Museo Correr in Venice and book your parking for long stays in Venice with just one click. After leaving your car you can easily get to the Museo Correr with the public waterbus lines 1 and 2, which run along the Grand Canal from Piazzale Roma to San Marco.

Museo Correr

From Canova to Giambellino

The Museo Correr, founded in 1830 thanks to donations from the noble Teodoro Correr, is part of the Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia, and since 1922 its current headquarters are in St Mark's Square, in the heart of the historic centre of Venice.

The main room of the museum is the Napoleonic Lodge, followed by the Throne Room and 18 other rooms, which house many works of art.

Among the masterpieces that can be admired in the Museo Correr are several sculptures of Canova, including Dedalo and Icarus, but also paintings by great artists such as Antonio Leonelli, Vittore Carpaccio and Giovanni Bellini, better known by the name of Giambellino.

Near the Museo Correr you can also visit the National Archaeological Museum of Venice, the National Library Marciana, the Riva degli Schiavoni, the Palazzo Ducale and the Clock Tower, as everything overlooks St. Mark's Square.

Visiting Venice and the Museo Correr has never been easier thanks to Parclick! Book one of our car parks in Venice with a single click, and save time and money!