Palazzo Zaguri

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Palazzo Zaguri, a 14th‑century Venetian Gothic palace in the San Marco district, has been transformed into a temporary museum dedicated entirely to the wonders of ancient Egypt. The museum showcases over 1,200 faithful replicas of artifacts, all certified by the Italian Ministry of Antiquities, allowing visitors to experience five millennia of civilization firsthand. With audio guides, virtual‑reality encounters, and interactive displays, the exhibit invites guests of all ages to step into the world of pharaohs, pyramids, and hieroglyphs. The collection spans iconic figures such as Ramses II, Akhenaton, and Tutankhamun, and includes the famous Stele of Rosetta. Each gallery is meticulously curated to bring ancient narratives to life, featuring reconstructed tombs, detailed statues, and exquisite mosaics. A dedicated family‑friendly program provides educational workshops and guided tours tailored to school groups and families. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., the museum offers a convenient experience for both casual visitors and serious scholars alike. Its central location in Venice, close to Piazza San Marco, makes it an integral part of the city’s cultural landscape and a must‑visit destination for anyone eager to explore the splendors of Egyptian heritage. Visitors are encouraged to book tickets online in advance to ensure entry during busy periods. The museum’s straightforward admission fees include adult, reduced, family, and school rates, with a minimum ticket price of €10 for students.

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• Authentic Egyptian Replicas
• Ramses II Exhibition
• Tutankhamun Gallery
• Audio Guide & VR Experience

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• Typical visit: about 2 hours

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