I'll be traveling to Venice in late March and one of the museums I'm planning to visit is the Museo Correr. I was looking at their ticket options when I came across a new (according to the MUVE website) offering-- "NEW ITINERARY OF THE ROYAL ROOMS, MUSEO CORRER". This appears to be a guided tour offered by the museum that explores the royal apartments. I'm considering booking this tour but haven't been able to find any feedback/reviews on it. Has anyone taken this tour? If so, what did you think? Did you find it worthwhile? We will be in Venice for three full days and have a pretty busy schedule during the daytime, but could definitely fit this in if it's worth it!
This is the description:
"New Guided Tour
The palace was the residence of the three successive dynasties that ruled Venice after the fall of the Serenissima Republic: the House of Bonaparte, Hapsburg and, lastly, Savoy. Each of the occupants resided in Venice in their own apartment, modelled and furnished to suit their personal preferences and the fashion of the day. A cross-section of art history and costume history from the early 19th century to the 1920s.
The Royal Apartments occupy the north side of the piano nobile [first floor] in the Procuratie Antiche, overlooking the Royal Gardens and St. Mark’s Basin. The rooms run parallel to the Museo Correr exhibition rooms, which in their turn overlook Piazza San Marco.
At the end of the visit it is possible to continue on the normal itinerary of the Museo Correr (without the guide)."