See Venice and...

This exhibition at Schloss Britz explores the evolution of the universal image of Venice through late 19th-century exhibits and contemporary works. Venice is portrayed as a place that fluctuates between a romantic dream destination and the effects of mass tourism. Long synonymous with beauty, the city also represents inevitable decay, particularly following the fall of the Republic and its annexation by Austria-Hungary in 1797. The exhibition analyzes how this historical context shaped our perception of the city today.